Filing adjustment of status for me and my spouse separately?
Yes regarding your first question, and no regarding your second question, but, as other counsel points, out, it is strongly advisable to consult an...
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Immigration Lawyer at Roseland, NJ
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Yes regarding your first question, and no regarding your second question, but, as other counsel points, out, it is strongly advisable to consult an...
Well, at minimum, obtain certified (sealed) transcripts to substantiate your detailed statement and whatever online materials you are able to...
In addition to what other counsel points out, you need to file Form I-539 and I recommend providing a compelling reason to request an extension. ...
I believe you would be scheduled at the Long Island Field Office, and, if so, the current processing times are 6.5 Months to 11.5 Months. If NYC...
Form I-90. To be clear, you still have LPR status even if LPR card is expired, but you are required to renew your LPR card. You should consider...
I agree with counsel above. EADs are taking anywhere from 4-7 months, if not longer, so I recommend renewing DACA. If so, filing separate Form...
This is undoubtedly scary. It is very difficult, if not impossible, to address the complicated and often confusing steps involved when someone is...
Unless I am missing something, you are both parents of a US citizen sponsoring child, in which case you filed separate concurrent petitions (Forms...
This is the type of green card (LPR status) you received. It is likely IR1 or CR1, but it is reflected on your green card, so indicate whatever...
Yes, for the reasons discussed above by other counsel, you need to check the box that indicates you are sponsoring your spouse. You also should...