En Todo Estados Unidos!

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Con aplicaciones de teléfono, correo electrónico e Internet, ayudamos a inmigrantes en todo Estados Unidos. ¡Podemos representar la mayoría de los casos de inmigración desde cualquier parte del país!




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I just got back EAD card yesterday for my Post Completion OPT and within 90 days, if I don't get a job, then I'll be deported. My boyfriend is a US citizen and we are planning to get married. I was wondering if I can still stay in the country if we get married since I'm not sure if I have to leave after 90 days if I can't find a job. How does this work? Can I still stay in the US and also can I work as well? 

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