The USCIS has interpreted the regulations to deem an H-1B nonimmigrant "quota exempt" who works "at" a quota exempt institution, even if he or she works for a non-exempt employer, under certain circumstances, as discussed in this article.
The California Service Center has confirmed that H-1 and H-4 nonimmigrant who were granted Advance Parole, left the U.S., and re-entered pursuant to a grant of Advance Parole may apply for an extension of the H-1 or H-4 status (provided there is an approved petition).The vote was 52 in favor, 44 opposed and 4 not voting.
The California Service Center has confirmed that H-1 and H-4 nonimmigrant who were granted Advance Parole, left the U.S., and re-entered pursuant to a grant of Advance Parole may apply for an extension of the H-1 or H-4 status (provided there is an approved petition).The vote was 52 in favor, 44 opposed and 4 not voting.
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Antao & Chuang, Attorneys at Law, has been representing clients in U.S. immigration cases since 1991. We represent clients who are located throughout the world. We try to set our fees at a reasonable level. Our attorneys pride themselves on working directly with each client in a personable manner. Talk to us.
Please note that due to the volume of inquiries, Antao & Chuang cannot respond to general questions regarding U.S. immigration law. You will then be linked to the appropriate law firm contact form, or webpage. Family based Immigration. You can search for "H1B Visa Employers" using this database, which was compiled by Antao & Chuang, Attorneys at Law from government sources.
Our Immigration Handbooks provide an overview of key U.S. immigration topics. U.S. immigration law is a highly complex and intricate body of law. In general, a foreign person entering the U.S. is classified as either a "non-immigrant" or an "immigrant." Non-immigrants are persons who are entering the U.S. for a temporary period of time.
Permanent residency status in the United States is often referred to as having a "green card", a name which was given to the document issued by the U.S. government to persons who attained permanent residency status. Although the document is no longer green, the term is still widely used. Technically, a person in this status is referred to as a "Resident Alien" by the USCIS.
This section discusses the most common types of work visas (Common Work Visas), student visas (Student Visas and Exchange Visitors (J-1)), and visitor visas (Visitor Visas). Anyone considering the various visa options, should take a look at the List of Temporary Visas and Classifications.
As a general matter, a citizen of Bhutan who wishes to visit the U.S.--such as to visit various schools in order to decide whether to apply to a U.S. school--would need to apply for a "visitor" visa (i.e., B-1/B-2).Because of the complexity of making the necessary showings, many individuals find it is best to retain a U.S. immigration attorney for this purpose.
As a general matter, a citizen of Bhutan who wishes to visit the U.S.--such as to visit various schools in order to decide whether to apply to a U.S. school--would need to apply for a "visitor" visa (i.e., B-1/B-2).Because of the complexity of making the necessary showings, many individuals find it is best to retain a U.S. immigration attorney for this purpose.
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