Again, why did you file I-130 when you already have an approved I-140? I-130 is immigrant petition for relatives of green card holders or US citizens. You are neither at this time. Your spouse is a...
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Again, why did you file I-130 when you already have an approved I-140? I-130 is immigrant petition for relatives of green card holders or US citizens. You are neither at this time. Your spouse is a...
Why did you submit I-130? On what basis are you filing for a green card?
There is no additional fee for EAD and AP when applied with I-485.
Once the application to adjust status is received by USCIS and acknowledged, the applicant remains in a legal status regardless...
EAD allows one to apply for SSN and serves as an interim ID showing legal residence in US. Nowadays USCIS issues one document for EAD and advance parole.
Start by reading this document:
http://www.uscis.gov/USCIS/Resources/A1en.pdf
She cannot return with a copy of her green card, no airline will permit her to board a flight to US.
First become US citizen, then apply for her GC.
You entered US on a B1/B2 visa while your H1B visa application was still pending? You cannot work in the US now since your new I-94 (issued upon entry) is for B1/B2 which does not allow work. You...
British passport holders do not need a visa to enter US as visitors (business or pleasure) for stays under 90 days. UK is part of the US Visa Waiver Program, see...
Can you provide a list of documents you submitted with your application?
IV is always issued for 6 months validity. If there are circumstances beyond one's control that prevents someone from arriving within the 6 months period, consulate can grant an extension.
She is...
I-130 should include proof of US citizenship of the petitioner (you), proof of relationship between petitioner and beneficiary (your birth certificate, parent's marriage certificate).
SSN is valid for life.
Once you get your EAD you are free to change employers. You will remain in the status of Adjustee, a legal status.
You can leave your job right now and remain in legal status.
You can go to India while your H1 is in process, you will then go to a US consulate there to obtain H1 visa once you receive approval.
It doesn't matter what your qualifications are, as a...
I don't think USCIS will entertain an application for green card under EB1A or any other category when he has a conditional green card. Without support from you, the sponsor, he cannot get the...
Your visa is valid until the expiration date. There is no such thing as a "visa activation".
I don't quite see in which of my posts I advised him/her to "quit immediately".
Shouldn't be a problem since you are still filing as married. If you have a tax benefit filing as "Married Filing Separate" then you cannot be penalized for it. If asked you can always offer the tax...
Beginning sometime next year legal immigrants will be able to buy insurance from a state insurance exchange. Check your state's web site.
For example see California's exchange:...
OP has been on a green card for 1 month and is planning to quit aftert 7-8 months.
There is no obligation on your part, problem would arise if you never planned to take up the job offered in I-140. Once you work for a few months for the I-140 approved job, you are out of any...
You already have paid for AP and EAD when you paid $1K + for I-485. It will take ~3 months to process. Theree is NO additional fee if I-485 is pending, see USCIS page for I-131.
If they leave...
Go ahead and do it. It will have no effect on your green card or citizenship application down the line.
Yes, leaving the country now without having advance parole in their hands will be considered as abandoning their application. They will not be allowed back into US without advance parole. Their...