Jacksonville, FL
Immigration Lawyer at Jacksonville, FL
Practice Areas: Immigration
There is no way of telling whether you will be successful based on the information you have supplied. Receiving an EAD has no bearing on the outcome.
The first step in the process is to get an approved I-130. That will take about 4 months. The I-130 is sent to the National Visa Center. You will...
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It depends on whether you have complied with all requirements that you file/pay taxes in theUnited States. If you should have paid taxes and you...
It depends on what you mean by "a record" and "dismissed." as well as when the arrest occurred and other details. You may want to consult with an...
Assuming you are an adult, your mother is an immediate relative and will be forgiven for any overstay. Not filing both the I-130 and I-485 is...
Your husband can sponsor your child - depending on his/her age - to come to the US. Adoption is a seperate issue. More information is needed to...
A letter will not be sufficient in your case. The petitioner filed by your husband may have been abandoned or considered abandoned when you left...
Yes. You can apply. The adjudicating officer will look back five years to determine whether you have a clean record. He/she has idscretion to go...
You wil need to dismiss the previous application and re apply.
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Not a very good reason. I suggest you speak with an experienced immigration attorney who can explain possibilities to you.
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