Atlanta, GA
Immigration Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Immigration
Generally, someone who discontinues residing in the U.S., as evidenced by long absenses and not maintaining a home in the U.S., will be deemed to...
Sorry, the second paragraph in the previous response was inapplicable.
Unlike some other countries, the U.S. does not maintain "Family Registries" that might serve as evidence that a person has not married. Since...
In applying for immigration benefits it will be necessary to disclose criminal arrests and convictions, and in most instances it will be necessary...
A felony conviction may render a person ineligible to adjust status to become a Lawful Permanent Resident (to get a "Green Card"), even through a...
In addition to the information in the previous response, note that some immigration law firms do not charge a fee for an initial consultation, and...
Congratulations upon your success with the naturalization tests, and the immigration officer's recommendation for approval. All naturalization...
Generally, a naturalization application filed at least four years and nine months after attaining a "Green Card" will make details about the...
If a person living in Mexico has been approved in an I-130 application, that will mean that the USCIS has been satisfied that the specified family...
A person living in the U.S. for his entire life would be a U.S. citizen by birth. If your boyfriend was detained by ICE, then perhaps he was...