What are the steps towards citizenship after one got Green-Card via H1B -> Green-Card route under the current administration's laws? Are there any changes and new restrictions, etc.?
I’m Peter Roberts, immigration attorney who does work for YC and startups. AMA
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What's your country of citizenship?
India
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#36Hello Peter: I'm a U.S. male citizen who married a Mexican single mom. The child is a U.S. citizen as well. We're in the process of getting my wife a green card. Because of my job in L.A., and because my wife's business interests are in Mexico, we have a commuter marriage. She intends to stay in Mexico until we're empty nesters. Will that be a problem in the interview when getting her green card? Thanks much
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#37Hi Peter, I'm an Australian on an E3 that's been approved for the H1B. Do I need to go all the way to Sydney to get sticker on my passport? It's a long and costly flight ... I was hoping to be able to do it at an embassy in Canada. Thanks in advance!
Not at all. You can go just about anywhere to get your H-1B visa stamp, Canada, Europe, South America, the Islands, etc.
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#39Can startups hire people who have received their I-140 with a priority date? What all does the start up need to do to be able to hire such folks?