New York, NY
Immigration Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Immigration
Depends on a few things - you need to speak with a lawyer about your own individual situation. Here are the things we need to know to answer the...
This depends entirely on whether you entered the U.S. legally or not (even though you were only 7). If you can prove with the I-94 card given in...
Generally, as long as the medical was done not-too-long before your case was filed, USCIS will still accept the I-693 submitted originally. The...
Whether there is any life left in the case your father filed depends on your father's current status - if he was a citizen, he likely still is and...
There is a process to switch to F-2 through a filing with USCIS accompanies by evidence that you have been maintaining F-1 status up to now. If...
I agree with my colleague's answer. concerning the N-470 and its uses. I would just add a word on Reentry permits, and how these two are...
Well, you don't need to do anything to formally "cancel" the J-1, but you would need to go back abroad to apply at a U.S. consular post for the I...
You probably can't do much here; absent some form of proof to present that your ex planned only to use the marriage for the immigration process,...
As long as you were maintaining F-1 status (by remaining enrolled in compliance with your I-20), you should still get the change of status to H-4. ...
Well, it may be difficult - depends what we are talking about here. You have a demonstrated intent to emigrate, which does conflict with the...