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Hi Peter, Thank you for doing this! What is your recommendation for a Canadian H1B holder who wants to stay in the US Permanently, but employer will not sponsor/petition a i-140? (Commenting on other nationalities would probably help other readers too).
Maybe transfer your H1-B to a new employer that will sponsor you?
Does separating families at the border amount to a crime against humanity? What can be done? Or, less specifically, may it be a crime against humanity? Edit-This isn’t a political question. HN may not be for political discussions, but discussing immigration issues is the topic of this discussion.
Hi, first of all thank you for your time. I have been a green card holder for a bit more than 5 years now, and would like to move forward with the naturalization process. For better growth opportunities, I changed employer soon after my green card was obtained (about 2 months after). I have stayed with my former employer (big enterprise which sponsored my H1B and then GC petition) for 3+ years, and with my current on…
Hi Peter, I've heard people mentioning they transitioned from TN visa to green card sponsorship, my understanding is that this isn't allowed, have you heard of this?
I think I am in a long line of people who really appreciate all the help and guidance Peter has given. If you have startup immigration issues, Peter is your guy.
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And you'll remain with the sponsoring employer? If so, then no issues.
Piggybacking on this question, can you have a secondary source of income (e.g. from a website) if you're on an H1B but have not applied for a green card yet? More specifically, at what point of your status can you start earning money legally from another source?
Does separating families at the border amount to a crime against humanity? What can be done? Or, less specifically, may it be a crime against humanity? Edit-This isn’t a political question. HN may not be for political discussions, but discussing immigration issues is the topic of this discussion.
It does to me.
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So she applied for a visa and wasn't granted a waiver?
Yes, she has applied for a visa multiple times, and has taken medical documentation on her husband's condition. So far she has not successfully obtained a visa.