New York, NY
Immigration Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Immigration
I agree with the previous post that you definitely need to speak with a qualified immigration lawyer before leaving. My concern isn't so much...
Have your friend speak with a lawyer - part to get an idea of the possibilities right now, and part to establish a relationship that will keep her...
The best way for him to proceed would be for him to consult (via phone or e-mail if necessary) with a qualified immigration lawyer in the U.S. to...
The passport stamp only really holds meaning upon application for entry into the U.S. when coming in - once you are here, it doesn't really hold...
The I-102 is the right path to get a replacement I-94 and thus prove legal entry. However, the proof submitted does nothing to prove when or where...
Speak to an immigration lawyer before you do anything. You may not be able to do anything to assist her with her status, and if you file anyway...
I'm afraid that I'm a bit confused by at least the first part of the question - 245(k) is meant to assist those who have minimal periods of...
You can never ASSUME that there would be no problem - while in theory your overstay in itself would not prevent you from getting a green card based...
Speak to a lawyer about this. There really aren't many options under current law for people in this situation, but only a qualified immigration...
It is impossible to properly advise you without actually reviewing the document you received. However, if you got the standard "boilerplate...