Do green card holders have to pay taxes in the US?
Yes, all green card holders are taxable on their worldwide income as full-year residents under the "green card rule". Failure to file or filing as...
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Yes, all green card holders are taxable on their worldwide income as full-year residents under the "green card rule". Failure to file or filing as...
Fraud and controlled substances are typically separate criminal charges, but offenses of both types tend to have severe immigration consequences:...
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Unlikely based on those facts - parents will probably have to sponsor you. You should consult with a lawyer individually about all the...
The first one is by far the better option. Neither process will be fast, but waiting for an F-4 petition by a sibling to become current is a wait...
In addition to Mr. Borten's excellent suggestions, you should bring specific evidence of the installation you were working on, and any follow-up...
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No, you must be domiciled in the US to petition for a foreign relative. You should also file for a ReEntry Permit at least a month or two before...
No, you cannot: dependents can only enter the United States with the principal visa holder, or after, but not before.
You can check processing times on USCIS.gov but those figures don't include outliers, like an I-140 for one of my clients which has been pending...
Your question raises two serious issues: #1 - If your parents leave the US while the I-485 applications are still pending, but before issuance of...
Whenever you have a question about the outcome of a specific & recent filing with USCIS, your questions should be directed to the attorney who...