Employment during NOID and MTR.
The second statement appears to be accurate. Gregory Romanovsky, Esq. 12 Marshall Street Boston, MA 02108 617.787.0000 [email protected]
Boston, MA
Immigration Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Immigration
The second statement appears to be accurate. Gregory Romanovsky, Esq. 12 Marshall Street Boston, MA 02108 617.787.0000 [email protected]
Even if you're not subject to the 3-year bar, you would still need to prove non-immigrant intent to get an H-2B visa, and the chances of that are,...
There is no appeal for denied I-485s. From the language you are citing, it appears that they denied your husband's I-130 petition and denied your...
If she is a U.S. citizen, she can travel with a U.S. passport that you will need to obtain for her and a signed permission from you, as her parents...
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Remember that you have a 90-day filing window and you absolutely must file the case before the expiration of your card (the sooner, the...
You don't necessarily need your Certificate of Naturalization. You can apply for a new U.S. passport instead, which will be proof of your U.S....
1). No, it won't, but your F-2 has to be granted before they consider the change of status to H-1B. 2). No, you don't need to wait (I assume your...
If your stepdaughters entered the U.S. without inspection, they will not be eligible for adjustment of status. But given that they are still under...
If you don't have any immediate family in the U.S., your options are very limited. Whether or not you're subject to the unlawful presence bars...
You didn't mention your wife's status. If she doesn't have any, you most likely won't be able to file her green card application until you become...