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I don't mean to discourage you but 2-3 weeks is very difficult. You might want to first register the marriage as soon as you reach India. That way you can atleast start the passport paperwork. Changing the name in the passport requires the issuance of a fresh passport and this does take some...

Please seek an appointment with a local immigration attorney immediately to discuss your situation and possible options.

No. Short answer is No assuming that you are going for business or for a vacation.

The person should be physically present outside the US for an year prior to coming to the US to qualify for the L category of visas. Moreover, you should be able to demonstrate that the beneficiary has either specialized knowledge about some aspect that is not widely available outside the...

If you move from branch A to branch B, you are NOT terminated, but only transferred to a new location. As long as branch A and branch B are owned by the same parent company and the parent company is your visa petitioner, you are okay.

This is possible in the rarest of rare cases. If you have previously worked for the company that you intend to work for now and possess specialized knowledge about that company's processes, techniques, products and methodologies, then it is possible to make a case for L1B transfer. However...

Janitor's position only for US Citizens ! Look at this ad on Yahoo. http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/job-J809MRMKZFL BTW, read the last line. The ad says that this is a contract position with no benefits. But hey, if you are lucky, you get to be a direct hire janitor after 6 months.

I think that it is better to be upfront about this, as it could potentially save you and the prospective employer some time in case the employer does not sponsor H1 transfers. Also being upfront and volunteering the information prior to being asked demonstrates that you are not trying to hide...

You have to have a continuous stay outside the US for one year. You should not spend time in the US in any visa classification during this period. In addition to this, you should be working in a managerial capacity and should continue to do the same in the US. Also you should be in a very...

It is possible for the L2 visa holder to apply for a Green card and add the primary L1B or L1A visa holder as a secondary beneficiary. However, there is an inherent risk involved. The L2 visa holder might have to leave the country if the L1 visa holder's work is over in the US and needs to...

It is possible to postpone the appointment. I have myself done it for my in-laws. You can use the same receipt number for postponing. However, you cannot postpone more than twice. Of course, the availability of visa interview appointment dates will determine when your in-laws will get the...

Here are a few more benefits that came up during a conversation with a friend of mine at work: (i) No need for a transit visa for European countries. (This benefit is mainly for those from Asia who require a transit visa for Frankfurt, London, Paris etc even if they don't intend to leave the...

While EAD and SSN might be sufficient from an immigration perspective, she will not be able to practice medicine in the US due to US medical regulations. She will have to first undergo certain courses in the US prior to becoming eligible to work in the medical field. She can however work...

I am assuming that you are a Team lead/Module lead etc on a project with some developers reporting into you. Unfortunately, this does not suffice for EB1 purposes. You should be a manager, who is at a fairly senior level with wide latitude in decision making. You should also have the authority...

I don't think you need to make a police complaint. But you need to file for a replacement I-94 immediately. Basically, you will have to show enough proof that you did not intend to stay illegally. If you apply for the I-94 replacement immediately after landing and realizing that the I-94 is...

No. You are applying for a duplicate because you don't have the I-94 in your possession. There is no problem with applying for a duplicate I-94 in any circumstance. Yes. You can always go out of the US without providing your I-94. However, it is extremely important to keep your boarding pass...

Once the baby is born, you will have to get a birth certificate from the local office responsible for registering births, then you will get a social security card in the mail, take both of them along with baby photos,passport application and fees to a nearby post office and apply for expidited...

They only take the customs form. Maybe you had both together and pulling on one made the other go with it. In any case, keep the boarding passes (both arrival and when you depart) and immediately file for a replacement I-94. Send the application for replacement I-94 by certified mail with...

It will be very difficult to make an EB1 case or even an L1 case for you considering your education background. This is more so, if your MS from Bits Pilani is obtained through distance education, which is not considered as being at par with the on campus MS. Also, you need to provide solid...