Legal Question in Immigration Law in Texas

I understand your frustration.

How/on what visa did you come to GA in 2006? Were you inspected and admitted by immigration officer?

After denial in 2006, were you referred to Immigration Court?

Based on what application did you apply for a work permit? To apply for a work permit, a person has to have an underlying main application pending with the USCIS.

Immigration law is federal by nature, and moving from GA to TX should not have affected your pending applications, as it'd be still decided by the DHS or Immigration Court.

You need to clarify your eligibility for me or any other qualified lawyer to advise you.

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