Grand Rapids, MI
Immigration Lawyer at Grand Rapids, MI
Practice Areas: Immigration, Tax
I agree with my colleague and would just emphasize that this is definitely something you will need a lawyer's assistance with. I would make a...
It depends. On what basis are they applying for a green card? Spouse, child, parent? Is their relative a citizen or a green card holder? Did...
This is not a tax question. It sounds like an immigration question. I recommend getting an official transcript from the school for the Deferred...
First, to clarify, even if you live outside the U.S., as a U.S. citizen you are still subject to U.S. taxation. However, if your income has always...
Part of immigration through a USC spouse is that the USC spouse has to file an Affidavit of Support, which is a legally binding document which...
I would only add to my colleagues' answers that if a person acquired the Re-entry Permit on the basis of being an LPR through refugee or asylee...
This isn't enough information. If you have a conviction for forced entry, it could be something that makes you deportable, or perhaps not. It would...
1. Here in Michigan I would say 6-9 months. 2. She won't change to a different visa. She will "adjust' her status to that of a permanent resident...
If you are convicted, you could have what is called a "crime involving moral turpitude" which can cause problems for immigration down the road. If...
He may be able to get his green card without paying the penalty fee, but it's very important that he consult an immigration lawyer to make sure...
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