Archived
Should I file I-130 for my child who came to US in jun 14 on B-2 visit visa. I am a PR and got my Green card in july 14
Juan's answer
|
Answered on July 29, 2014
Yes you can file. Not eligible for AOS anyway. Also, he should go back home before his status expires.
Archived
I'm getting divorced, but my soon-to-be ex is willing to provide an affidavit for the I-751 the the marriage was in good faith.
Juan's answer
|
Answered on July 29, 2014
Include as many bona fides as possible and yes, that letter from your ex should be helpful.
Archived
Is it possible to expedite my I539 CoS to F1 on the grounds of loosing full scholarship if F1 is not obtained by start of term
Juan's answer
|
Answered on July 29, 2014
No specific form for expedited 539 (unlike the premium processing option for H-1Bs and I-140s). That said still make an expedited request on your...
Archived
Can my son remain in the US whilst I-130 petition is pending?
Juan's answer
|
Answered on July 29, 2014
A pending I-130 doesn’t give the beneficiary status.
Archived
Is this possible? Please, can someone throw light on this for me, am confused.
Juan's answer
|
Answered on July 29, 2014
How can your I-130 be approved when you did not file an I-130?
Archived
Does not going to school make my status hard to be approved?
Juan's answer
|
Answered on July 29, 2014
Could be an issue, and you have to explain and convince the officer of your reasons why you did not maintain your F-1 status.
How long max it can take to receive Original Petition(I797) in mail for Premium Processing.
Juan's answer
|
Answered on July 24, 2014
The employer (and or attorney) should’ve gotten it by now.
Archived
My Canadian wife and I (US citizen) just got married in MIchigan. Can she apply for SSN before she gets her green card?
Juan's answer
|
Answered on July 24, 2014
If she gets her work permit she can already get ss.
Archived
Will it make a difference if I have my petty theft record expunged before marriage green card interview?
Juan's answer
|
Answered on July 24, 2014
Expunged records are still seen by CIS. So the record must not make you inadmissible for you to get a green card.
Archived
I am a permanent resident in the United States (Green Card Holder)-my son is currently in the US (legally on B2)
Juan's answer
|
Answered on July 24, 2014
You can petition but he has to maintain non-immigrant status and wait many years while doing so before he can adjust. A petition in itself doesn’t...
Ad
Transform legal challenges into solutions.
Connect now to review your situation.
The Avvo Rating explained
The Avvo Rating explained