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Frequently asked questions
All questions
Encontre respostas para as dúvidas mais comuns sobre imigração, vistos e destinos.
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Can I continue working for my current church in my country after obtaining the green card?
Obtaining the green card permits work abroad but requires maintaining the U.S. as your primary residence to avoid immigration and tax complications.
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Can I continue working if my visa expires, but my I-797 and I-94 are valid?
In the U.S., an expired visa does not prevent work if the I-797 and I-94 are valid; for travel, a new visa is required.
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Can I continue working remotely for the foreign company 100% of the time?
Working 100% remotely for a foreign company on an L visa requires caution and compliance with immigration laws to avoid legal complications.
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Can I continue working while awaiting my L-1 renewal?
File your L-1 renewal before the expiration date to continue working without interruptions during the review, respecting deadlines and seeking specialized guidance.
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Can I convert a tourist visa to a U Visa?
Converting a tourist visa to a U Visa requires proving victimization of a qualified crime and cooperation with authorities; it is neither a simple nor automatic conversion.
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Can I convert an L-1A visa to EB-5 if I want to?
Direct conversion from an L-1A visa to EB-5 is not automatic; it is necessary to fulfill specific EB-5 requirements and strictly follow U.S. immigration laws.
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Can I convert conditional EB-5 status to citizenship if I serve in the Armed Forces?
Serving in the Armed Forces may facilitate naturalization for conditional EB-5 residents but does not guarantee automatic citizenship; the process requires strict legal compliance and individual assessment.
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Can I convert F1 to F2B if my father loses citizenship?
The sponsor''s status change may require a new petition to convert from F1 to F2B, not occurring automatically; specialized guidance is essential.
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Can I convert F2B to IR-2 if the father naturalizes and I am 15 years old?
The father''s naturalization may allow the conversion from F2B to IR-2 for unmarried children under 21, provided that requirements and procedures are properly followed.
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Can I convert F4 to IR if I naturalize as the beneficiary?
The beneficiary''s naturalization does not automatically convert an F4 petition to IR; the change depends on the family relationship and the petitioner''s naturalization.
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Can I convert my B-1/B-2 into EB-5?
There is no direct conversion from B-1/B-2 visa to EB-5; you must start the EB-5 process from scratch, meet strict requirements, and follow US immigration laws.
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Can I convert my F-1 visa to EB-3?
There is no automatic conversion from F-1 to EB-3; it is necessary to have a job offer, meet legal requirements, and follow strict procedures to adjust status.
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Can I convert my F-1 visa to EB-4?
The conversion from an F-1 visa to EB-4 is possible only if you fit into the specific EB-4 categories, respecting the legal requirements and rigorous procedures.
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Can I convert my J-1 visa to EB-1?
Converting a J-1 visa to EB-1 requires meeting strict requirements, proving notable achievements, and often obtaining a waiver of the home residency obligation.
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Can I convert my R-1 to an EB-4 visa without leaving the USA?
It is possible to adjust R-1 visa status to EB-4 within the USA, provided all legal and documentation requirements are strictly met and the process is overseen by specialists.
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Can I convert the F2A category to IR-1?
Converting the F2A category to IR-1 occurs if the petitioner becomes a U.S. citizen, but the process requires formal updating and attention to legal requirements.
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Can I convert the K-1 to a green card without getting married?
The K-1 visa requires marriage within 90 days to start the green card process; without this, it is not possible to convert the visa according to U.S. immigration rules.
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Can I convert the K-3 to CR-1 before traveling?
There is no automatic conversion of the K-3 visa to CR-1 before traveling; the change requires following specific processes and fulfilling legal requirements.
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Can I convert the R-1 to EB-4 without leaving the US?
It is possible to convert the R-1 visa to EB-4 without leaving the US, provided you meet the legal requirements and maintain your valid status throughout the process.
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Can I convert the U Visa into a green card?
The U Visa can be adjusted to a green card after three years, provided rigorous criteria are met and continuous protection needs are proven.