Connie Kaplan

Connie Kaplan's Answers (146)

Fort Lauderdale, FL

Immigration Lawyer at Fort Lauderdale, FL

Practice Areas: Immigration

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When should I obtain a prenuptial agreement: Before or after getting a marriage license?

Connie's answer | Answered on May 21, 2014

First, the prenuptial agreement requires serious thought . In order for it to be valid, certain requirements must be met, and an attorney can make...

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What do i need to do to get my husband to the U.S so he can work and live with his family?

Connie's answer | Answered on May 21, 2014

First, he cannot stay in the US and adjust status if his last entry would be as a crewman. Second, he needs to process his adjustment of status...

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I have a question in reference to a permanent residency application for my spouse.

Connie's answer | Answered on February 23, 2013

Your questions does not give me enough information to be able to answer. You state that you are not earning $18000, but do not state how much you...

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What is total processing time in Vermont service center I - - 130 ?

Connie's answer | Answered on February 23, 2013

Right now for your category it shows 23.6 months. You should visit USCIS at https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/Dashboard.do for the latest/up-to-date...

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H - 1 B to B - 2 Change of Status processing time.

Connie's answer | Answered on February 23, 2013

There is no expedited process for a change of status, and how much time you ask for has nothing to do with the processing time. You will be here...

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Adjustment of status 245(i)

Connie's answer | Answered on February 19, 2013

Yes, she would be your beneficiary as long as she was listed on your application, and you would select B.

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