Cleveland, OH
Immigration Lawyer at Cleveland, OH
Practice Areas: Immigration
1. Yes. Your conditional green card can be used for travel. Note though that divorce terminates your conditional status. So if the divorce is...
You have to tell the truth. They may or may not use it against them. The G-325A asks for the city and country where they live, so you'd have to put...
If you lose it abroad, go to your closest US Embassy. You woud need your A number and passport. Biographic information would asked, records would...
There's no limit to how many you can file, but yes, the more you apply, the more they question your "permanent residency" in the U.S. But then...
If you leave the US for good (not vacation) thereby terminating your L1 status, then her L2 also terminates as it is derived from your status. Now,...
Yes. Payable to USCIS is even more specific but they'll accept either. JP Sarmiento, Esq. Sarmiento Immigration Law...
Since you're applying for citizenship 5 years after you got your green card instead of 2 years, there is not specific requirement that bona fides...
You don't need to stay in the U.S. Before you can apply for an immigrant visa (or adjustment of status IF YOU CONTINUE TO MAINTAIN STATUS WHILE...
At this point since the I-130 is already approved the immigrant visa process shouldn't be too far off. Technically there's a way someone with a...
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a) Both your I-485s are pending so assuming it's approvable, that keeps both of you in status. That said, more facts are needed in your question,...
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