Washington, DC
Business Lawyer at Washington, DC
Practice Areas: Business, International Law ... +3 more
You may be able to qualify for an E-1, E-2, EB-5, or L-1 visa depending upon the nature of your business, how much you are investing, and other...
It should not be a factor. USCIS only looks at the income or assets of the sponsor(s) and does not really consider credit card debt at all. (Also,...
It's not technically a "crime involving moral turpitude" but it still disqualifies you from getting an immigrant visa or green card. You may be...
This person is probably lying to you. Ask for proof. If they give you proof of some kind of registered IP, show it to an IP lawyer and they can...
Assuming you're a citizen or green card holder, you can apply for your new husband's green card while he is visiting the US, though you are at risk...
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Unfortunately, you can't do probate just about anywhere in the US (to my knowledge) unless the decedent lived there or the probate deals with...
It sounds like you've been out of status for more than six months, in which case VAWA sounds like your best bet. The only other obvious options,...
Am I correct in understanding that you still have no green card and have been overstaying VWP all this time? If so, pretty much the only way for...
I don't see why you have to "cancel" the visa in this case. You can just let it expire. If you mean that he has a pending I-130 but don't...
You won't get a good answer in a comment box on Avvo, but I'll make some general comments. If you are doing the work yourself, you can just do it...
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