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Search: Legal Advice written by Maria Fuster Glinsmann (173 found)Posted 20 days ago in Immigration Bethesda, MD
Maria Fuster Glinsmann's answer
Each application stands on its own. Each application should have sufficient... Posted 22 days ago in Immigration Washington, DC
Stuart Jonas Reich's answer
Great question - on its face, starting over from scratch with a new I-130 does...
Lynne Rogers Feldman's answer
Another option is to file the I-751 late; they will issue a receipt which she... Posted 22 days ago in Immigration Columbia, MD
Howard Woodley Bailey's answer
In NJ and in general, a post-conviction relief petition must be filed with 5...
Maria Fuster Glinsmann's answer
My recommendation is hire two lawyers. It is hard to be knowledgeable not to... Posted 23 days ago in Immigration Washington, DC
Kevin Lawrence Dixler's answer
This gets complicated. Although there are rules about mailing, USCIS may...
Maria Fuster Glinsmann's answer
Unlawful presence is not an issue if you are married to a US citizen and you do... Posted 25 days ago in Immigration Virginia
Kevin Lawrence Dixler's answer
Usually, I-751 interviews are not automatic, nor scheduled that far in advance....
Jeffrey Adam Devore's answer
The fact that your marriage to your spouse may dissolve is, believe it or not,... Posted 26 days ago in Immigration Virginia
Kevin Lawrence Dixler's answer
This is unfortunate. She did not seem to qualify at all, so now she is...
Maria Fuster Glinsmann's answer
If the basis of the denial can be overcome, you have 33 days from the date of... Posted 27 days ago in Immigration Maryland
Brian David Lerner's answer
Hello: It is unclear from the facts you have presented if you were or were...
Maria Fuster Glinsmann's answer
Probation before judgment is considered a conviction for immigration purposes....
Why does my son-in-law have to return to his country for his visa appointment with the US Consulate.
Posted 27 days ago in Immigration Alexandria, VA
Elaine Hope Witty's answer
Typically, a person has to return to home country for an immigrant visa... Posted 27 days ago in Immigration Gaithersburg, MD
Stuart Jonas Reich's answer
You need to discuss your options with an attorney. Honestly, you are not...
Maria Fuster Glinsmann's answer
You are in good company. There are an estimated 12 million people in the US in... Posted 28 days ago in Immigration Virginia
David Nabow Soloway's answer
Your question does not include much information that would be useful for an...
Maria Fuster Glinsmann's answer
Citizens of many European countries are eligible to enter the US without a visa... Posted 28 days ago in Immigration Fairfax, VA
Maria Fuster Glinsmann's answer
If you are offered a G-4 position, the fact that you have exhausted the 6 years... Posted 28 days ago in Immigration Baltimore, MD
Stuart Jonas Reich's answer
Actually, as long as you are in valid L-1 status, you don't need the Advance...
Maria Fuster Glinsmann's answer
Yes. L-1 visa holders do not need to travel with advance parole. You can travel... Posted 29 days ago in Immigration Richmond, VA
Maria Fuster Glinsmann's answer
The great majority of visa applicants are denied under ยง214(b) of the INA (...
Ama N. Appiah's answer
You should definitely find out why she was denied previously before you go any... Posted 29 days ago in Immigration Laurel, MD
Scott D. Pollock's answer
Under these facts, I think traviel is too risky. You appear to have accrued a...
Scott D. Pollock's answer
The U.S. immigration laws are harsh and can cause great hardship. Under these... Posted 29 days ago in Immigration Reston, VA
Scott D. Pollock's answer
No one is required by law to have a lawyer to apply for citizenship. Whether...
David Nabow Soloway's answer
In addition to the information contained in the previous response, it is... Posted 29 days ago in Immigration Maryland
Scott D. Pollock's answer
Although an acquittal of the charges should protect him in his naturalization...
Maria Fuster Glinsmann's answer
Your husband needs to be careful not make admissions against his own interest... Posted 30 days ago in Immigration Maryland
Sarah M. Cross' answer
You should change status as soon as possible after getting married. As a K-1...
Maria Fuster Glinsmann's answer
You should apply for Adjustment of Status also within the 90 day period.... Posted about 1 month ago in Immigration Columbia, MD
Maria Fuster Glinsmann's answer
As a practical matter, you do not have to make this decision now. Your parents...
Scott D. Pollock's answer
It is very sad and unfair when these things come to the attention of innocent... Posted about 1 month ago in Immigration Maryland
David Nabow Soloway's answer
If the criminal case in Belarus was initiated against you eight years after you...
Maria Fuster Glinsmann's answer
The case becomes relevant for your Application for Naturalization possibly if... Posted about 1 month ago in Immigration Washington, DC
Sarah M. Cross' answer
With a properly prepared visa petition her father's legal status in the US...
Juan Paolo Pasia Sarmiento's answer
Should not be an issue unless she was involved in her father being illegal,... |