New York, NY
Immigration Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Immigration
I am going to suggest that you speak with an attorney for guidance specific to your case. I will try to give some explanation, but I am concerned...
You would need a valid passport to adjust status. There is a theory vs. practice problem here: while according to the letter of the law, a...
First, your spouse will need to file a separate I-130 for your son as well as a separate adjustment of status; stepchildren require a separate...
You would need to go back to the clerk's office to amend the typo, bringing some other evidence of the correct spelling of your husband's name. ...
You need to be licensed as an attorney - meaning, in pretty much all cases I'm aware of, having a Bachelor's level degree, then a JD (Juris Doctor...
Unfortunately, you don't really. Anything short of having the I-140 approved and having the I-485 pending for 180 days doesn't preserve any part...
You don't say how old your son is, or whether his other parent is the person you are marrying. Often, the Interview Notice will tell you that...
In what context did immigration send you this letter? When you say "immigration" do you mean USCIS? Is this a "Request for Evidence" on a pending...
Speak with an attorney about this. Generally speaking, you need to have met in person within the last two years, and be able to prove this with...
It seems that some of the information you were trying to provide may be missing from your question. It isn't quite clear how you cane to the U.S....