Recent content by Rajiv S. Khanna

Sorry, this is not our practice area.

Sorry, this is not our practice area.

Sorry, we do not work with DV visas.

This question cannot be covered in the conference. You will need a 15-30 minute consultation with your lawyers or with us.

Please see this link: https://www.immigration.com/index.php/blogs/f-1-students-travel-during-opt-or-h-1b-process for F-1 students on OPT or before and after when they travel outside the US.

Sorry, we do not provide any services for political asylums.

To be eligible to apply for OPT, you must: (1) have been in full-time student status for at least one academic year by the requested OPT start date, (2) be maintaining F-1 status at the time of applying for OPT, and (3) have not used OPT at the same degree level previously.

I-485 Interfiling: Adjustment of status, transferring the basis of I-485 clarifications Namaste Rajiv Ji Hope you are doing well. Lately, we have been talking frequently, and I must say, there is always something new I learn from your expert comments every single time I get to talk with you...

I have no idea what that program is. Also, this is not something I would be able to comment upon without an appropriate review of all aspects.

Both answers are correct in context. One would no longer be subject to the ten-year bar after 10 years, but they would still have to prove they qualify for a visitor's visa.

The question is too long. Set up a paid consultation.

Just to update you all, there are still no developments. We are still where we were many months ago. I'm hoping that with the change in administration, things will change rapidly.

Sorry, Thabita, we do not practice in the U visa area.

So far, we do not have clear guidance from the consulate on most of these delayed entry situations. Each case is different, but all must do the following: 1. Write to the consulate. Ask for guidance. 2. Do this more than once. 3. Keep track of what you have done. 4. Come to our free community...

I have a good write up on compelling circumstances EAD on my blog: https://www.immigration.com/blogs/compelling-circumstances-ead