Lost green card
I agree with my colleagues.
Hollywood, FL
Immigration Lawyer at Hollywood, FL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Employment & Labor
I agree with my colleagues.
If you forfeit your green card you cannot get it back. You would have to start the process anew based on the petition of a qualifying relative.
I remember your question before. What the lawyers in the forum concurred is that you should not have any problems since it does not make you a...
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You should be able to file the I-485 with a copy of the notice of action of the I-130. But I agree with my colleagues. It's in your best interest...
I agree with my colleague. Have the attorney for the company do a status request.
Yes, you need a lawyer to evaluate the merits of his case.
No, a cousin is not within the category of relatives that you can petition.
You should consult this issue personally with an immigration attorney.
I have just the minor client sign, and USCIS hasnt had any issues. So I guess both ways are valid.
You dont qualify because you came to the United States after the age of 16.