Atlanta, GA
Immigration Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Immigration
I'm sorry to hear that your family is in this situation. The expiration date on his green card doesn't mean much if your husband has been found...
Your husband has to demonstrate that you will suffer extreme hardship if he is not allowed to return to the United States. USCIS will want to see...
The general answer is to wait three months, or 90 days. If it's beyond that, you should follow up with either an InfoPass appointment or calling...
They will look at your I-751 good faith waiver, regardless of who initiated the divorce. USCIS will be looking for evidence that you and your...
When you came in 1987, did you get an I-94 card? If so, you can request a duplicate by filing out form I-102 and paying the filing fee. If you came...
You can apply for VAWA separate from from your U visa. The previous order of removal doesn't stop USCIS from granting you VAWA self-petitioning...
If you are a U.S. citizen, you may apply for your spouse to receive immigration benefits, despite your criminal history. The only time where a...
Immigration may be a factor in determining when you married, but it cannot be the sole reason that you decided to get married. From the sounds of...
I cannot think of any reason why USCIS would write, except to issue a decision. They aren't in the business of following-up on denied applications,...
If I understand your question correctly, you want to re-enter the United States on your J-1 visa, although you will not be participating in a J-1...