Does my mom have to be physically in the US when petitioning me for a Green Card ?
Your mom must be "domiciled" in the US - that usually means presence, but not necessarily.
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Your mom must be "domiciled" in the US - that usually means presence, but not necessarily.
This forum is for US immigration queries.
Not all convictions would make you inadmissible. On its face, this should not cause problems but it is best to speak with your attorney about this.
As my colleagues have stated, you need to speak to a tax professional whether that is an accountant or tax attorney.
You can start the process now and with the current timing of things, you would still get un-conditional green card.
With the use of a co-sponsor. The co-sponsor need not be related but is required to be a citizen or permanent resident.
Assuming the I-94 is for her H-4 status, irrespective of the approval notice, the I-94 governs.
I agree, you would be better served making this inquiry to your company's attorney handling the L-1
You should speak with a UK attorney - this is a US immigration forum.
Getting your license is one thing, working in the field is another.