I'm a USC. I filed I-130 for dad and sister. My dad is LPR now, can he file I-130 for my sis again, to make the process faster?
My colleague provided you with an excellent answer.
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My colleague provided you with an excellent answer.
It may be difficult for you to find out, unless you stumble across it. Because, to find out specific information in an immigrant's file, you must...
My best advice is to revisit your previous attorney and speak with him about what are your options.
I think your boyfriend has some valid concerns, especially if he was previously caught. As such I would advise both of you to visit a qualified...
I agree with my colleague.
I agree with my colleague you should take all active steps to maintain your current status until the asylum application has been adjudicated.
With regard to the first question, in theory you would not find it anywhere, i.e. there would be no proof because the attorney never advised you of...
As my colleague notes, you may be creating more work for yourself. If the Petitioner meets the Affidavit of Support requirements and has...
Attorney Abbott is correct, you drew a great outline, but you need to take that outline to a qualified immigration attorney in your area that can...
Everyone's case is unique, and as much as you want to help, the best advice you can give them is to refer them to a local Board of Immigration...