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How does that apply when it comes to working for a US Company that does Business both in the US and Brazil? What about a company that does business just in Brazil? Both positions are unpaid
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answered on Apr 15, 2024
The ability of an international student to work in their home country during summer break depends on several factors, including the student's visa status, the laws of their home country, and the policies of the company they wish to work for.
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Per florida law as a non immigrant i cant get a carry permit, i am here with an e2 visa and that excludes me from a carry permit in florida, can i try and get one through legal action? Florida also recognizes texas carry permit and in texas a non immigrant i can get a carry pemit.
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answered on Apr 8, 2024
I understand your frustration with not being able to obtain a concealed carry permit in Florida as a non-immigrant on an E-2 visa. However, pursuing legal action to try to change Florida's laws on this is unlikely to be successful. Here's some key information to consider:
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I am a F-1 student in Florida working as a flight instructor in a flight school. The school canceled my i-20 saying i did a Homeland Security Violation for following reason.
It says on the contract that I cannot fly an airplane other than school’s plane but I rented an airplane to build... View More
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answered on Apr 5, 2024
This is a complex situation involving immigration law, flight school policies, and potential Homeland Security regulations. Based on the information provided, it's unclear whether renting an airplane outside of the flight school would be considered a direct violation of Homeland Security... View More
I am on an L1A visa and my husband L2A since Nov 2022. We had a baby Nov 2023 and bought a house also. I’m not able to work full time and take care of my baby.
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answered on Apr 3, 2024
As an L1A visa holder, your status is tied to your employment with the company that sponsored your visa. If you leave your job, your L1A status will no longer be valid, and consequently, your husband's L2A status will also be affected. However, there are a few potential options you can... View More
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answered on Mar 20, 2024
If your spouse entered the U.S. with parole from Nicaragua, you need to understand the proper steps to ensure she can legally stay in the U.S. with you. Firstly, it's crucial to file Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative. This form is necessary to establish the relationship between you and... View More
I got my conditional geen card back in 2021,
i filed I-751 petition to remove condition back in august 2023, and i got I-797 notice of action that extend period for 48 months while in process.
in the notice it says "if you think you will be outisde the united states for a year... View More
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answered on Mar 11, 2024
As a conditional green card holder, you are generally expected to maintain your permanent residence in the United States. However, the I-797 Notice of Action extending your conditional resident status for 48 months while your I-751 petition is being processed provides some flexibility.
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answered on Mar 7, 2024
When an immigrant is under a sponsorship agreement, their obligations primarily revolve around adhering to the terms set out in that agreement. Typically, these agreements are designed to ensure the immigrant does not become a public charge, meaning they won't rely on public funds for their... View More
I have my residential lease from company listing him as joint resident with me. I am divorced. Can I adopt him so he can stay and continue his education?
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answered on Mar 4, 2024
I recommend consulting with an immigration attorney to determine if your nephew qualifies for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS). This status provides a pathway to legal residency in the United States for children who have been abandoned, abused, or neglected by one or both parents.... View More
I have my residential lease from company listing him as joint resident with me. I am divorced. Can I adopt him so he can stay and continue his education?
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answered on Mar 4, 2024
Adopting your nephew, given his current situation of having overstayed his ESTA visa by a significant amount of time, involves navigating complex legal territory. It's crucial to understand that adoption laws vary by state and can be influenced by the specifics of the individual's... View More
Hello, I was in asylum for a long period of time and unfortunately it was a negative response, BIA dismisss it so practically I have a deportation order. That was in 2019. Not I am marrried since 2023 with American citizen , can I adjust my status yet?
answered on Mar 1, 2024
Consult with a competent and experienced immigration attorney. A basic eligibility requirement for adjustment of status is that you were originally inspected and admitted OR paroled. If you entered without inspection, were placed in removal proceedings and now have an unexecuted order of removal,... View More
Hello, I was in asylum for a long period of time and unfortunately it was a negative response, BIA dismisss it so practically I have a deportation order. That was in 2019. Not I am marrried since 2023 with American citizen , can I adjust my status yet?
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answered on Mar 1, 2024
Marrying a U.S. citizen can provide a pathway to adjust your status, even if you have a deportation order, but it's complex and involves several steps. Given your deportation order and the denial of your asylum application, your situation is more complicated than standard adjustment of status... View More
Divorce is pending. She is seeking to alienate and get sole custody.
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answered on Feb 22, 2024
Accessing someone's personal immigration documents without their consent is generally not permissible under U.S. law. Immigration records are considered private and are protected under privacy laws. Individuals have a right to privacy regarding their immigration status and related documents,... View More
I want to know if that is ok, without penalizing the status or process of the I-485,
because the work permit says cannot reentry to the USA, I need the receipts confirming the process,liscense, work permit and what else I may need?
Thanks
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answered on Feb 21, 2024
As someone with a pending I-485 application, traveling to Puerto Rico using your work authorization permit is generally permissible since Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory. However, it's crucial to review the specific conditions and restrictions outlined on your work permit to ensure compliance.... View More
My boyfriend is originally from Pakistan currently living in Sweden from a business opportunity he wants to come visit me within the New Year but we do not know the steps or required information or anything we need to get him down here I would appreciate some advice and help starting from... View More
answered on Feb 21, 2024
If his passport is from one of the countries on the ESTA list like Sweden is, he can travel here on his passport without a visa for 90 days. If his passport is from Pakistan then he needs to obtain a visitor visa by applying at the US Consulate in Sweden. If he enters the US but then decides to get... View More
My spouse does not currently possess a SSN. However, she has been residing in the U.S. since June 2023, and we began living together upon our marriage from in September of the same year. Due to her lack of an SSN, I encountered difficulties when attempting to file electronically.
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answered on Feb 13, 2024
You can apply for an ITIN for your spouse by filing out a W-7 application. It is best to work with a professional when filing out the W-7 application. If the form is not prepared correctly, you can be rejected and will have to start the process over again. Please do not send your wife's... View More
My spouse does not currently possess a SSN. However, she has been residing in the U.S. since June 2023, and we began living together upon our marriage from in September of the same year. Due to her lack of an SSN, I encountered difficulties when attempting to file electronically.
As a... View More
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answered on Feb 22, 2024
In situations where your spouse does not have a Social Security Number (SSN) and is in the process of adjusting status to obtain a green card, it is indeed appropriate to apply for an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) for her by filing Form W-7 with the IRS. The ITIN serves as a tax... View More
When my husband passed away I inherited his gun collection and sold it to a gun store. Everything was legal. What would be the correct answer?
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answered on Feb 5, 2024
In this case, the correct answer to the question about selling weapons on your citizenship application would be "Yes." You should provide truthful and accurate information regarding any legal transactions you were involved in, such as selling your husband's gun collection to a... View More
Can she travel and just bring old passport and new passport and get through customs
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answered on Feb 4, 2024
When traveling, especially under programs like the one for Ukraine, it's essential to have a valid passport. If the daughter's passport has expired since the application was approved, she should obtain a new passport before traveling.
Once she has a new passport, it is advisable... View More
If I married someone who is a us citizen, and my visa expired and passport expired, can i renew my visa/greencard? I am in Florida now, but I was married in Wi
answered on Feb 7, 2024
A US citizen can sponsor a spouse for a green card even though the immigrant is out of status, provided that they entered the country with permission. You should engage the services of a lawyer to process the case from start to finish. You don’t need to renew your passport in order to process... View More
If I married someone who is a us citizen, and my visa expired and passport expired, can i renew my visa/greencard? I am in Florida now, but I was married in Wi
answered on Feb 1, 2024
If you are asking whether you can get a green card as a visa overstay based on your marriage to a U.S. Citizen, it may be possible. However, additional details are needed, including whether you have any other past negative immigration history or criminal history. What might be best for you and... View More
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