Jacksonville, FL
Immigration Lawyer at Jacksonville, FL
Practice Areas: Immigration
I agree with my colleague. Without any further information I can tell you that generally a waiver is needed in your situation.
I agree with my colleague. She will also want to submit evidence that she maintains a permanent residence in the USA.
You are an LPR. I assume the I-130 is for a family member There are many issues to be addressed in the scenario you present and more information...
Because there will be so little time remaining on your visa - and I assume I-94 - you may be questioned at the border when you attempt to re enter....
As long as you have a government issued photo identification you will be able to board the plane. There is always a risk when you travel with an...
Not a major issue so don't worry about it but you may want to explain at the ceremony when you check in.
If you have ever been here illegally, overstayed a visa or committed certain crimes, you may not be allowed admission when you try to return to the...
Whether the DA chooses to complete the supplement - B is up to the DA. They do not have to agree. You may need to retain an attorney to assist you.
The process currently takes about 4 to 6 months. You will not loose your LPR status by working overseas if you take steps to preserve the status.
You must have a sponsor. Your spouse may have a co sponsor or joint sponsor if he/she does not meet the requirmed income or assets required.
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