New York, NY
Immigration Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Immigration, Personal Injury
The USCIS relies on the most recent tax returns so you should be fine. However, she may need to explain the lack of filing taxes in 2012 and 2013.
They will contact him by mail and/or email. If they don't do that in a timely manner you should contact them to inquire.
Best thing is to try to contact a relative or nighbour and ask him to request the same from the department of state. Otherwise, try your country's...
No there should not be any problems. You do not have to continue working for the sponsoring employer and he may in turn terminate you once you...
You are eligible for adjustment of status since you enter the U.S. legally. However, your wife and/or the joint sponsor/s must show enough income...
J-1 waivers is a very complicated area in immigration law and you should contact an experienced immigration lawyer for a more detailed consultation.
Your husband may apply for a B-2 Visa at the U.S. consulate, but there is no guarantee that he will be granted. Since he is married to a U.S....
Yes you can, one doesn't contradict the other.
Yes the Petitioner MUST file affidavit of support. If the Beneficiary/immigrant has been working in the US for at least 10 years and paid taxes...
He can only file an application once his the Asylum has been pending for 150 days. The USCIS must issue the EAD within 90 days. Good luck.
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