Bayonne, NJ
Immigration Lawyer at Bayonne, NJ
Practice Areas: Immigration, Personal Injury
Your employer may always petition for you. The real question is whether you are eligible for the adjustment of status. The best you can do is...
Yes, you should send in the copies of the certificates and bring the originals to the interview. Good luck!
You may either proceed pro se, which means on your own, or you may seek for a pro bono attorney through your state's bar association. Good luck!
You may write to the immigration directly. They immigration will then investigate the matter. As to what they will do is entirely within USCIS'...
If you are currently in status, such as F1, then no, you would not be eligible. It is for those who entered without inspection or fell out of status.
At this time, you are looking at the first preference category, assuming the son is unmarried. As of May 2015, the visas are available to those...
Basically the same inadmissibility factors, such as criminal, fraud, immigration violations (but you mentioned it's not an issue), medical, public...
Since you have a prior qualifying application filed before April 30, 2001, and you are now an immediate relative of a USC spouse, you appear to be...
You may, but to better protect yourself, either only travel once your green card is issued, or first obtain an advance parole document. Good luck!
You may qualify for DACA, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, as well as Petition and the Provisional Waiver. Please consult with an...
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