New York, NY
Immigration Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Immigration
If you actually did get an approved H-1B for the current employer (Y),m and that case was approved as an amendment/extension (it had a new I-94 at...
I agree with my colleague -your US citizen son can't sponsor you until he turns 21. You definitely need an attorney's advice - and your...
Well, a Mexican attorney can't represent her (and/or you) before USCIS unless he/she is admitted in at least one state in the U.S. But, there is...
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The truth is somewhere between the second and third options. The E-1 is job-dependent, and from the time you lost your job you were no longer in...
Yes, you need to be in the U.S. to file, then about 4-6 weeks later for Biometrics (fingerprinting). You can have the approved Permit sent to...
There is no way to look up this information, BUT - with some form of evidence as to where and when she entered and in what status - there is a way...
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Generally, you can be out longer than six months and not necessarily need a reentry permit - see my answer here:...
Speak with a lawyer for further guidance. Based on your question, you still have the intent to study upon return -so it is OK to return on the...
It doesn't go completely by time spent out of the U.S. - it's a general question of "maintaining ties" to the U.S. For absences of six months or...
This is an extremely difficult set of circumstances, and you need to discuss possibilities with a lawyer. You couldn't legally study at the 2nd...