Do I need an attorney
It's not an immigration question. Go the employment law section.
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It's not an immigration question. Go the employment law section.
This is not the point. If they have suspicion that's enough reason to ask the suspected person to produce further proof of authenticity of the...
Yes, it's two petitions with two filing fees. Having a lawyer would be a good idea.
No. First you come here any way you can and then ask for asylum. I am not discussing the merits of your case, of course - I don't know your facts.
His household plus your household, two I-864 need to be filed. Check instructions for I-864 and get a lawyer.
You can file for extension of B-1/B-2 status. The baby will be eligible for all the benefits in the world but shame on you for even thinking of...
You can always check the Visa Bulleting issued by State Department monthly. There is no fast way through relative's petitions, we are talking...
It's not clear what you "typed up and affidavit" but it seems like you will not be disqualified. Why don't you hire a lawyer for your peace of mind?
The answer is never because US permanent residents cannot file on behalf of their married sons and daughters. He will be able to file a relative's...
Didn't you file jointly for 2011? Also you can still file for 2011 although you may have to pay a penalty. May be worth it.