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Can one continue to work on a valid H1B status after applying for COS to F1 and until the change of status is approved ?
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Answered on July 01, 2012
Yes, if the H is still valid, you can work UNTIL THE APPROVAL IS ISSUED. Then you must stop working, as you will not be on H anymore.
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Can a permanent resident in the US become a US citizen and keep his UK citizenship?
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Answered on July 01, 2012
Yes, you can be a dual citizen. Talk to people at the UK Consulate closest to where you live in the US .... they will give you the necessary...
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I am 22 and want to fix papers for my mom,I want to know what are the first steps I need to take and the requirements???
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Answered on July 01, 2012
You didn't mention whether or not you are a US citizen. If you are, you an file an I-130 as the first step.
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Child medical care for children of illegal aliens from mexico
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Answered on July 01, 2012
This is not an immigration question. None-the-less, talk to someone in the Texas department of children and family services ... or whatever they...
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When you apply for Consular processing for COS from H1 to F1 while H1B is active, can you return to US on H1 if F1 is denied ?
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Answered on July 01, 2012
First, you do not 'COS' at a US Consul .. you can only perform a "Change of Status" while in the US .. CIS will change the I-94 from one 'status'...
Hello, is New York State Unemployment Insurance is considered the Public Assistance list on the form I-485?
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Answered on July 01, 2012
No, "insurance" is not public assistance.
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I am working for Company A on L1B since Nov 2008. How many max years I can stay in US based on my recent stays.
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Answered on July 01, 2012
60 months max
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Can I apply OPT and VAWA at the same time?
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Answered on June 30, 2012
Although theoretically possible, it might not be advisable.
Meet with an attorney before filing the...
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Won't the new deferred action process give imprudent "exposure" to undocumented immigrant applicants if declared ineligible?
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Answered on June 30, 2012
Yes, there is the risk of arrest.
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L1A to H1B Conversion
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Answered on June 30, 2012
You will need to choose. As you describe it: 1 visa = 1 employer. You can have 'multiple' H visas but NOT H and L at the same time.
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