I am a 19 year old citizen and would like to know at what age, if possible, I can legalize my parents?
If they have entered legally and do not have a criminal history (that can make them inadmissible), you can file for them when you turn 21.
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If they have entered legally and do not have a criminal history (that can make them inadmissible), you can file for them when you turn 21.
if adjustment is pending, she will need the advance parole. I strongly recommend retaining an experienced attorney to handle the case for you.
I agree with Mr. Barr
I agree, The grant is not final and it would be very wise to respond to whatever brief/motion the government has filed. Do not leave it be.
Very broad question. Every attorney has they own fees and we can't publish them here on avvo. Reach out to an attorney you are interested in...
you can stay while you are awaiting the decision, however, if they deny the request, you must leave right away
start looking for an attorney. AILA membership is a must in my opinion, here on avvo you can find many attorneys practicing in that area
It really depends on your plans. K-1 will get her here faster, but then she will have to adjust here. CR1 - she will come with a green card, but...
I-130 is taking a while because you are still a green card holder. Retain an attorney who will analyze your eligibility for citizenship, help you...
CIS investigates through many ways. Best to retain an attorney and work with him/her on whatever you are filing for