Roseland, NJ
Immigration Lawyer at Roseland, NJ
Practice Areas: Immigration, LGBT+ Law, Asylum
Only US citizens and lawful permanent residents qualify for all types of *federal* financial assistance. Some states provide some type of limited...
Generally, that will not be allowed, but different Field Offices have different policies, so you or your attorney will have to contact the Field...
The 90-Day Rule is a DOJ not USCIS rule (and there is some authority that the Rule does *not* apply to some marriage petitions), but it is...
You can write a letter to USCIS as well as make sure your sister clarifies the misspelling at her interview so her LPR card has correct spelling of...
Probably not. You need to contact the Field Office conducting the interview to inquire. Some Field Office provide telephonic translator. Other...
Your parents can adjust only if they are in the US (and must be careful when doing so). Otherwise, you must file Form I-130 for each of them and...
You can re-apply anew (not renew) and should do so ASAP without delay before laws change again. Good luck.
Although a lot of what other counsel says is correct, your unlawful presence is *NOT* used against you where, as here, you are sponsored by a US...
You do not qualify for federal financial assistance if you are undocumented. Any misrepresentations on FAFSA could negatively impact any...
The US already has your travel history, but you should certainly want to have materials to establish you have been outside the US for ten years in...