Framingham, MA
Immigration Lawyer at Framingham, MA
Practice Areas: Immigration
Unfortunately no, if no immigrant petition was filed and approved prior to the USC's death.
It is hard to say but 100% advisable that you retain counsel to potentially file.
You can always retain new counsel but it seems that your spouse is eligible for AOS if entered legally so petition can be filed together. Good luck.
Likely no, you were not charged with a crime, but consult and confirm with an attorney.
No, you are only eligible for a work permit if your visa is current, so you would have to wait until that is the case.
Yes she can petition for you, but you would likely be in F2A category with a priority date of September 2013 meaning there would be a significant...
You don't have to leave as you are eligible to file for adjustment of status if you so wish (assuming this wasn't your intent when entering). Good...
Likely answer is No but to confirm, consult with attorney.
Yes she can but her preference category carries a 7+ year wait.
Yes you still have to affirmatively apply for citizenship despite being married to a USC.