Atlanta, GA
Immigration Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Immigration
I am not certain that I understand your circumstances, and a clear understanding would be necessary in order to address immigration eligibility...
The circumstances you described shout for a change in current immigration law. Under current law, the harsh reality is that not only do you lack...
It is not uncommon for a relative to serve as a "co-sponsor" by submitting an Affidavit of Support. As explained on the form you would need to...
In addition to information supplied by the previous responder, note that for purposes of maintaining residence for naturalization eligibility, the...
Generally, if your boyfriend entered the U.S. lawfully, and later became out of status -- such as through expiration of his visa, and if you are a...
In general, one may apply for naturalization four years and nine months following the date he/she became a Permanent Resident (got a "Green Card")....
Generally, aside from safeguarding the government against having to pay public assistance such as Food Stamps (a 10-year obligation established by...
There is no requirement that you simultaneously apply for your wife and your son to become Lawful Permanent Residents (to get "Green Cards"), or...
I presume that when you applied to adjust status you also applied for Advance Parole (a "Travel Document"), and you may use that for re-entering...
Your question is more complex than it might appear. As a general principal, a person is inadmissible if he/she has been convicted of a crime...