Boston, MA
Immigration Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Litigation
My colleague is correct. Current immigration law requires that those who entered illegally depart the U.S. before they can be granted lawful entry....
I agree with my colleague.
In addition, she must also be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
As stated by my colleague, you might be eligible to "port" your process to your new employer. You should meet with an attorney to review and...
Question 33 asks about registration for selective service. You were likely registered as part of the I-485 application process. You can check at...
Yes, you should be able to travel.
You need to be in possession of a valid EAD to work.
If your wife is illegal, then she is not a qualifying relative for cancellation of removal purposes.
To appeal or re-file is a question you might take up with your employer's attorney. The attorney should be able to explain why they suggest an...
Assuming that more than 30 days have not passed since you received notice, you can most likely appeal. As to whether or not you should appeal, you...
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