I-485 Approved When Outside U.S.
“What happens if my I-485 application is approved when I am traveling outside of the United States?” This short and helpful MurthyDotCom article has your answers!...
“What happens if my I-485 application is approved when I am traveling outside of the United States?” This short and helpful MurthyDotCom article has your answers!...
On June 6, 2024, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published a notice of proposed rulemaking in the Federal Register that, if implemented, would alter when the 9-11 response and biometric entry-exit fee for H1B and L-1 visas (oftentimes referred to as the "public...
Answer A person cannot enter the U.S. on a B-1/B-2 visa with the intention of applying for adjustment of status (i.e., applying for a green card from within the United States). If, however, the person does not form the intention of applying for a green card...
Answer Yes, it is possible for a company to meet the "doing business" requirement, even if one entity is solely providing services to the other entity. This can make the case more challenging, but the Murthy Law Firm has represented companies successfully in filing such cases,...
Answer We have a number of clients who have received such messages. We can't 100 percent confirm that these messages came from the USCIS, but we strongly suspect that they are legitimate. Regardless, it does not change our advice. If a person has a pending I-485...
The U.S. Department of State (DOS) will clarify existing guidance to ease the nonimmigrant visa process for U.S. college grads. DOS will clarify how officers should adjudicate waivers, when to expedite review of waivers, and when to recommend waivers....
A unique feature of U.S. immigration law is how certain rules and policies can change depending on the presidential administration. A president’s ability to dictate and change immigration rules largely depends on whether a rule is statutory, regulatory, or administrative policy. Understanding the difference between...
Want to know the effects of traveling in H1B / L-1 status while have a pending I-485? Our helpful article explains it all....
Answer The H1B employer may file a form I-824 with the USCIS to request a duplicate copy of an approval notice, but this cannot be filed by the H1B beneficiary.However, you may file a Freedom of Information Act request with the USCIS, asking for documents related...
Answer Unfortunately, no. Age is not locked in under the CSPA based on having a case pending at the consulate under the dates for filing chart. A child can still age out under these circumstances. (19.Jun.2024)Sheela Murthy and other senior attorneys provide guidance that clarifies the...