Atlanta, GA
Immigration Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy ... +3 more
What you submit is a matter of degree. You want to put forth the best info, but do not need to overstate your case. That is where the help of an...
When I hear "deported twice" it leads me to think that, IF there were in fact two actual deportations (an order from an immigration judge), the...
While I do not have direct experience with this, I believe you should call the GA Department of Human Resources. It sounds like a potential case...
It is unfortunate to find yourself in the position you do, but you really need to give more information. Ideally, you want to sit down with an...
To the best of my professional experience, a child's disability (U.S. citizen or not) is not a sufficient basis from which an alien who entered...
Sounds like you intend to file for a fiancee visa. If that were the case, yes, you would need to show you met (normally required to be) in person,...
Depending on when she arrived, and whether she wants to immigrate to the U.S., she may want to consider applying under the Cuban Adjustment Act for...
On the information you provided, it is unlikely you can petition for your nephew in immigration. Being an uncle is not a recognized relationship...
I agree wholeheartedly with the previous attorney. Your husband absolutely needs to speak to an experienced immigration attorney before doing...
Hardship Waivers application are difficult to put together, are definitely an investment of time, money, and emotion on your part. However,...
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