Charleston, SC
Immigration Lawyer at Charleston, SC
Practice Areas: Immigration
The short answer is yes, though the type of visa(s) depends on more facts that we need. Contact an immigration attorney to discuss sponsorship...
You need to speak with a family law attorney in your area to determine if you are eligible to file for divorce in the state where you currently...
Maybe her OPT employer can sponsor her for a work visa? She may have options, but determining what visas she might be eligible for is best done in...
You can only have 1 non-immigrant status at a time. H-1B allows you to work for your employer, however if you change to E-2 Treaty Investor you...
As long as you have maintained continuous residence in the U.S. and haven't left the country for more than 6 months at a time, you can file 90 days...
You cannot simply come to the U.S. on a visa waiver and work. You must become authorized to work either by obtaining an immigrant or non-immigrant...
I echo my colleagues. So you understand where we are coming from, our client's pay us good money to handle employment visas for their employees;...
You cannot detain your wife in the United States or keep her from exercising her will to return to Mexico. However, if your concern is about having...
You'll have to get the E-2 visa through a U.S. consulate in your country if you want to travel out of the country. Change of status would be a...
I agree with my colleagues. Also be mindful that you must have continuous presence in the US for 3 or 5 years (depending on how you got your green...
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