Disclaimer: The contents in this web site are only for your information and are not intended to be legal advice. While many of our applicants successfully obtain their I-140 approvals, the information here should not be considered as a guarantee of your green card application outcome.
Hello, I am a H-1B holder (post-doc), and plan to apply for I-140. According to the recent rule from USCIS, H4 dependent is now able to work if the H-1B holder has an approved I-140 form. My question is 1) when I apply for I-140, should I submit the I-765 form together with I-140? and … Continue reading I-140 together with I-765 for H4 dependent spouse to get a working permit→
Question: I am a post-doctoral research associate at University of Washington, Seattle. I have a few questions regarding the green card applications. 1) Do I qualify for a EB1-A application. I am attaching my resume in this email. If I qualify, how long would it take. 2) If I apply under NIW, … Continue reading Postdoctoral researcher trying to decide EB2-NIW or EB1A.→
Question: For someone not residing in the US, do you know if it is better to do electronic filing of I-140 or normal filing at the Consulate (Consular processing)? Is there a difference between the two in terms of processing speeds, outlook and potential results? Thanks Answer: Since self-petition i-140 requires significant … Continue reading What is your suggestion on e-filing I-140?→
Question Now I’m having a post doc position under my OPT and I ‘m planning to submit my i140 self-petition in late July. My question is if I change my job from post doc position to a university lecturer position in this September (if I get the offer) will this affect any of my application … Continue reading Optional practical training and i-140 application→
Question: I plan to apply for a I-140 first and then I-485. My husband is on OPT now, and will be applying for H1 in April. If my I-140 is rejected, will this affect his visa status? Thank you for your advice. Answer: The short answer is no. It won’t affect his H1. But there … Continue reading Impact of I-140 rejection on my husband’s H1 visa status→
Disclaimer: The contents in this web site are only for your information and are not intended to be legal advice. While many of our applicants successfully obtain their I-140 approvals, the information here should not be considered as a guarantee of your green card application outcome.
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