It is not advisable to work on an H4 without an H4 EAD. Usually the J1 or H1B are the most common visas for researchers. Our firm may consider an H3 but you would have to contact our firm for a consultation to check your eligibility.

Most likely. Just because you have an expired card does not mean that you no longer has LPR status. Your green card is an investment. Please meet with an immigration attorney.

If you mean, "application for readmission", yes, there is a form and a fee. You should have been provided instructions.

You cannot have 2 status at the same time. If you have an L-1, it will remain in place until your H-1B status begins (as noted on the H-1B approval notice).

Since you are applying based on marriage, IF you get your green card, you can work anywhere. Note that USCIS will not count your wages if you worked "without authorized employment." Any income you earned must be with an EAD card or other authorized employment status. Hopefully your... View More

Speak to company B's immigration attorney or have employer B contact us (if employer B does not have an immigration attorney).

It is a long shot. One way is to see if he qualifies for an immigrant waiver, and if so, go the green card route. The alternative is to file a nonimmigrant waiver and have him try and enter on a nonimmigrant visa. Our firm would review the criminal conviction to see if there is any possibility... View More

You are eligible to adjust status, but the problem is that a sibling petition is 4th preference. So you could not file your green card application until a visa number is available. Right now, it's a 12 year wait minimum (could be longer depending on your country of birth). I would suggest... View More

You can do this, but hire an attorney to make the process go smoothly. I can assist you with this matter.

You cannot hold 2 types of status (B2 and E-2 or green card). Assuming your sister's family petition is approved, since you will be "changing" status from B2 to E2, you must maintain the E-2 status until a visa number is available (right now it's about 12 years). Unlike asylum,... View More

You cannot apply for a green card until the U visa has been approved and you have waited the required time.

You would list individual income. If you earn zero, put zero. Your husband should list his income. The tax returns along with W2s, 1099s and all schedules should be submitted. USCIS only looks at the AGI.

It is always a good idea to notify USCIS, but there will probably be repercussions (e.g. child is put into removal proceedings). However, if this error is not corrected it will continue to be propagated (e.g. when he goes to naturalize). The fact is that you now have knowledge to an issue that is... View More

You can accept them from an immigration perspective. For tax purposes, contact a Tax Attorney.

Not if the employer revokes (cancels) it.

You can apply if your I-589 has been pending for over 150 days. You can check the asylum clock by calling the EOIR hotline.

No limit, but character is not the most important factor.

Talk to counsel.

F-2 cannot remain in U.S. without F-1.

Your case will not be decided until your probation has ended. Wait for it to end before you apply. Even then retain counsel as marijuana is a CDS. You could end up in removal.