Attorney · Licensed in Virginia
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Paul Ruby is an attorney practicing in Virginia.
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Visitor (B-2) is probably the thing to do here. K-3 is for fiances, so it's definitely not that.
Unlikely to have any effect unless other factors not mentioned here are in play. Talk to the new company's immigration lawyer to be sure, though
You could possibly seek reconsideration of the decision. Alternatively, you could re-file or marry elsewhere. However, given the prior denial, you really should consider working with an attorney on th...
You should talk to the company's attorney, but the answer is most like "no." You haven't had a visa denied; the prospective employer has had a petition denied.
Above is correct. Your EAD is tied to the TPS. Need to get for work authorization to be possible.
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