Legal Question in Immigration Law in California

Re: change of status

Yes, you can apply to change status, but it might not be worth it because you have to file a whole H-1 petition, not just a change of status application. Without counsel, that's not so easy to do. It might be easier to travel, though not as secure as an attorney preparing a change of status. But you might prefer to have an attorney prepare a visa application and travel because you are ineligible to work until the H-1 change of status is approved, which takes about three months in California and other western states, with time frames similar in other parts of the U.S., that is unless you premium process for an extra $1,000 paid to the government. In that case, the petition and application to change status takes 15 days, not including regular filing fee or attorney fee.

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Re: change of status

Yes...you can apply for change of status here. Eventually you have to go to india to get H1 stamped on your passport. Please contact me directly.

Re: change of status

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