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Q: What do I need to do to reenter the US by land if my green card expired? I already filed for renewal.
A: Just bring your receipt for the replacement of green card, passport and if you still have your expired green card. You should be able to return to the US either by land or by air. Then you should go to CIS (make info pass first)to have a stamp on your passport before you receive your new card.
Q: I am working with Company A on H1B visa. I have now got an offer from Company B. (i) Once the transfer is approved by USCIS then if I wish to still continue with Company A then can I continue with Company A using my current H1 (which is via Company A)? ( ii) Once the transfer is approved by USCIS then if I wish to still continue with Company A, then later on during extension of the H1 will Company A come to know that there had been an H1 transfer request? (iii) If the transfer request from Company B gets rejected by USCIS, then will my current H1 with Company A be also invalid? Or can I still continue to work with Company A using my current H1? (iv) In case the transfer is rejected and I continue with Company A then later when I file for an extension will there be any issue because of this transfer rejection?
A:answer to question (i): you can continue working for company A if company A does not withdraw your h1 petition.
answer to question(ii): It is unlikely company A would know this transfer application.
answer to question(iii): your current h1 will still be valid and you can continue working for company A unless this approval is withdrawn by the employer.
answer to question(iv): no problem.
While the normal processing time for EB-5 is 8 months, our office has successfully secured an approval from the USCIS for our client in about 3.5 months.
This client did not invest in regional center. Instead, he set up a company and invested $1,000,000 in California for oil related industry. We spent lots of time making sure the business plan is solid and the source of funds are clear. The key to this success is very thorough preparation of the documents. No RFE was received and the USCIS approved the case in a little more than 3 months.
Direct investment in EB-5 is still possible if you know exactly what you plan to do.
We welcome your inquiries from any type of EB-5 investors.
