New York, NY
Immigration Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Immigration
Well, you are right to be concerned about this, but you still have to honestly disclose relatives in the U.S. on the DS-160 (I don't recall it...
I understand the situation, the consulate may not - they may find a letter alone isn't strong enough evidence of your income; they like to see pay...
There is no requirement that an attorney be present at any stage of the process, unless you both agree he will be. The attorney does need to be...
Since you entered legally, if he is a U.S. citizen he will be able to file for you and you will be able to get a green card here, without leaving. ...
These are two separate applications, and generally the L-2 needs to be approved before you get the EAD (if not already in L-2, status, you wouldn't...
It isn't in your power - or that of any private citizen - to have someone deported. This is up to Immigration and Customs enforcement and the...
If he is applying here in the U.S. (very lucky to be 245i eligible!!), then there is no need to worry about the petition expiring. The family...
You use your foreign passport WITH the green card. The parole you got during the I-485 process is no longer valid upon approval of the I-485...
You can, and many people in this situation travel all the time. But use caution and be aware that there are some risks. Should any incident...
See my answer from the last time you asked this same question - link below.