Adjusting status
I practice in the New York USCIS and can tell you that they will require substantial documentation to prove your case. While one thing may not...
Staten Island, NY
Immigration Lawyer at Staten Island, NY
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I practice in the New York USCIS and can tell you that they will require substantial documentation to prove your case. While one thing may not...
I am not sure what you are trying to ask.
Please re-post in English.
You should consult with an immigration attorney as you have cases that may depend on others and a delay in one of them can set the others back as...
Anything can be written down. What a party may want does not mean it is the law.
Consult with an attorney who can go through your case in detail and give you timeframes as to how long each method may take.
I would need to know more of the facts. You may want to see someone if you feel your attorney is not giving you all of the information you need to...
Consult with an attorney regardless of when you file due to the criminal aspect of the case.
You should review all of these with an attorney as just filing forms improperly could lead him to be placed inremoval/ deportation proceedings
Anything can and has been asked. You may need to consult with an attorney just to be sure of how to handle the situation should it arise.