Atlanta, GA
Immigration Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Immigration
If you have an attorney, you should discuss the situation with him or her. Simply filing the I-130, though, will not be enough to stop the removal...
I'm sorry to hear that this case is taking so long. While the average is about four months, some offices and officers are slower or have a heavier...
You can file the same day she becomes a U.S. citizen - that will be the date of her swearing-in. She'll receive a certificate of naturalization,...
Documents from anywhere in the world that show you and your husband lived together should be submitted. Include pictures, letters from from friends...
A fiance visa is one of the most restrictive visas out there. If you decide to not get married within 90 days, your immigration path will be...
If you didn't legally change your name at the time of your marriage, you are legally still whatever your maiden name is. To make your life easier,...
This is a tough situation, but you might be able to naturalize. I agree with the other poster who recommends an attorney - so much depends on what...
You are "out of status." To get back in status, you'll need to file for Reinstatement of your F-1 status. You can only do that with the help of...
I have never seen a situation where the co-sponsors payment issues were a concern for USCIS as a joint-sponsor. The IRS and USCIS don't talk to...
Since your finance is a LPR and not a citizen, you cannot file your green card application at the same time you file your I-130. The work card is...