New York, NY
Immigration Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Immigration
No one can answer your question, because you have not said what status you hold, and therefore what status might be available to your spouse. Are...
This is a two-part inquiry, because the "not subject" designation on the face of your visa is NOT dispositive, that's the opinion of a consular...
In general, it should be sent to the overseas consulate, but if you were outside the US when the I-130 was filed then this should not require an...
You and your US citizen fiance should meet with an immigration attorney while your son is in the US,. Your US citizen spouse will have to file a...
There is really no such thing as "applying for dual citizenship," because the US only governs whether you can become a citizen of the United States...
A denial is possible if you are living apart at the time of filing, or divorced at the time of interview, as that may cause the examiner to...
This is not enough information. You should meet with an immigration attorney in person to explore all your options, both employment-based and...
J-1 Waivers based on persecution and extreme hardship are the ones that take the longest time, and no one can assess the strength of your case or...
You do not have a family basis for citizenship if none of your parents or grandparents was a US citizen who resided in the United States for a...
The standard answer is that you must not only file for a change of status well in advance, but the change of status to F-1 must be approved before...