Brooklyn, NY
Immigration Lawyer at Brooklyn, NY
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum, Discrimination
Yes, include the spouse in the application.
You probably can ask for a change/extension of status. Meet with an Immigration lawyer in your area to go over your documents and situation.
Probably not, as long as she has a strong case not based on your application.
You probably should check off (a). However, I recommend you consult with an attorney as to the whole process.
He will likely have to leave the country because be would not qualify as a dependent without a wife.
You need to mention all the addresses where you lived: got mail at, resided, came to after travels, etc.
Your attorney was supposed to choose if you would be getting a visa stamp or you would be changing status. talk to him/her.
The employer and employee should meet with an Immigration attorney who will explain the process and fees involved. The employer will have to file...
You will need to wait and see if the proposed Bill will actually become the law. Right now it's only a draft. it is likely to undergo certain changes.
You can file I-130, but at this point you need to have an attorney as the process will be much more complicated than regular adjustment of status.