If you’re new, read this first. This group works best when questions are specific and contextual. The more detail you share, the better the guidance you’ll get. Before posting, ask yourself: • Am I already in the U.S. on a visa or with a pending case? • Has something changed (job, travel, marriage, business, timing)? • Am I deciding whether to act now or wait? If yes — you’re in the right place. How to ask a good question: • Brief background (visa/status, timeline) • What’s changing or being considered • What decision you’re trying to make You don’t need to overshare — just enough context to be helpful. What this group can help with: • “Can I do this without risking my status?” • “Does this change matter or is it minor?” • “Should I act now or wait?” • “What are the risks I might not be seeing?” What this group does not do: • Form preparation or filings • Emergency or detention matters • Case representation • Guaranteed outcomes Those require separate engagement. A few guidelines: • Be respectful • Avoid giving legal advice to others • No solicitation or spam You’re welcome to participate actively or read quietly until something applies to you. This group exists to help you make better decisions before problems start. — Ronald Li, Esq.

Welcome — glad you’re here. This is a small, private group for people who are already in the U.S. on a visa or with a pending immigration case and want ongoing clarity as things change. I’m an immigration lawyer. Inside this group, I focus on: - helping you think through status-related decisions before you act - spotting risks and issues early, before they become serious problems - providing strategic guidance as jobs, travel, relationships, or plans change This is not: - a filing service - legal representation - a place for emergency or crisis situations - a substitute for formal case preparation It is: - a place to ask real, practical questions - a place to sanity-check decisions - a place to avoid costly mistakes while your status or case is active You’re welcome to: - ask questions - share context - read quietly until something applies to you There’s no pressure to post. If this group helps you think more clearly and avoid mistakes, stay. If not, no hard feelings. — Ronald Li, Esq.