Adjustment of status
Because of cases like yours immigration reform is long due. In a meantime, based on DHS Memorandum from 11/20/2014 on enforcement priorities, you...
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Ocean City, MD
Immigration Lawyer at Ocean City, MD
Practice Areas: Immigration
Because of cases like yours immigration reform is long due. In a meantime, based on DHS Memorandum from 11/20/2014 on enforcement priorities, you...
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You would have to be a U.S. citizen. U.S. permanent resident can apply for a spouse only (not for a fiancé). So you would need to naturalize...
At this time you have nothing to worry about. Provided all your documents were complete and available for presentation at the adjustment interview,...
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Vermont Service Center is quite back logged, although officially it is taking 2 1/2 months for adjudication of this type of case, in reality they...
Not your Dad, but you have to file Family Petition on your husband's behalf. Petitioner can reside abroad when filing petition. Smartest approach...
Yes, you can travel but only if you are actually in H status before you leave the U.S. and maintaining H1B status at the time you reenter the U.S.
Yes, you can file Family Petition on your sister's behalf while you are living abroad. You will be required to resume your U.S. residency at the...
Theoretically you could. But the best practice is to await receipt notice to prevent falling out of status if by chance petition was rejected for...
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During today's teleconference on TPS for Nepal, USCIS representative stated that one must continue to fully comply with her/his non-immigrant...
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Absolutely not, nobody can force another person to file any immigrant petition. Moreover, if the "quasi lawyer" is a real attorney s/he could face...