Travel While Adjustment of Status Application Pending

[Attorney_22]

This week, Murthy Law Firm attorneys will answer questions regarding travel while an adjustment of status application is pending.    

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[Mikky]

Hi,

I have an H1B amendment pending with USCIS (Change in client and location). I need to travel to India and take a stamping date. 

1) Can I go for stamping while the amendment is in process?

2) Can I fill a DS160 with with my amendment under process? which application number should I fill in it? The approved one (past) or the current one (which is under process).

3) If the amendment is denied, can I still continue in US (have an I140 approved)?

4) If the amendment is denied, Can I apply for L2 (My spouse in on L1A) with in US?

5) Can I apply L2 and EAD simultaneously from with in US?

Thank you so much

[Attorney_22]

On 11/9/2017 at 2:48 PM, Mikky said:

Hi,

I have an H1B amendment pending with USCIS (Change in client and location). I need to travel to India and take a stamping date. 

1) Can I go for stamping while the amendment is in process?

2) Can I fill a DS160 with with my amendment under process? which application number should I fill in it? The approved one (past) or the current one (which is under process).

3) If the amendment is denied, can I still continue in US (have an I140 approved)?

4) If the amendment is denied, Can I apply for L2 (My spouse in on L1A) with in US?

5) Can I apply L2 and EAD simultaneously from with in US?

Thank you so much

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