Boston, MA
Immigration Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Immigration
His advice was incorrect. It is three years in total, assuming you continue to reside in a marital union with your U.S. citizen spouse.
There is no set time between the "yellow letter" and the interview notice, but most likely, you should be getting it within the next few weeks.
You can apply for adjustment even before your I-130 is approved. There are lots of things that can go wrong during the process, so you should...
You should be getting the interview notice shortly. And if you don't, schedule an InfoPass appointment with your local office: infopass.uscis.gov
There are no derivatives for immediate relatives of U.S. citizens, so yes, you would have to file two separate cases for your parents.
I wouldn't recommend it unless he absolutely has to. You're much more likely to get ID'ed and picked up at the airport than in most other public...
It won't necessarily get rejected, although there will be some question as to your non-immigrant intent (which you must have as part of your...
Having a lawyer with no experience in this field is sometimes worse than having no attorney at all. If you don't have the money to hire a good...
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There is nothing in the law that says you cannot. However, both of your marriages will likely be closely scrutinized given your immigration history.
If you haven't received any public assistance, then you can honestly say that you haven't. Any assistance you get for the kids (who, I assume, are...
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