Columbia, MD
Immigration Lawyer at Columbia, MD
Practice Areas: Immigration, Family
You will need to post a more detailed question to get a responsive answer. If you have asked part of your question before, it does not show up...
It is advisable to wait until 90 days have passed before your fiance asks for a change of status. He will of course have to prove he can pay for...
The answer is in the Board decision. It depends on why they remanded the case. What did they instruct USCIS to do? If you read the decision, it...
If your employer needed a Masters degree for the position they are trying to fill, it puts you on a faster visa track - Employment-based second...
Anytime a visa number is current, you can file for permanent residency assuming you meet all other conditions. For example, if you are an adult...
First you must marry within 90 days of your arrival in the United States. If you married within this time you do not have to leave. You can file...
He should not file for citizenship before he speaks to an experienced attorney. Your chance to get green card depends on whether he can keep his.
Your H4 terminates when your husband's employment in his H status ends. After that you are in violation and are removable.
As your husband is the petitioner, USCIS can only give information to him. If you have a case number you may be able to get information online. ...
I am not sure what "you have a background" means - but if it means you've been previously deported, yes you may marry a US citizen. It is...
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