Ames, IA
Immigration Lawyer at Ames, IA
Practice Areas: Immigration
Since President Obama was elected, his administration has detained and deported more persons than any administration before. According to Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitan...
See Full GuideDesde que el presidente Obama fue elegido, su administracin ha detenido y deportado ms personas que cualquier otra administracin anterior.Segn la secretaria del Departamento de Seguridad Nacional (DHS)...
See Full GuideResidentes permanentes de los EEUU pueden perder su condicin aunque visiten el pas a menudo.Una vez que un inmigrante ha obtenido la residencia permanente, por lo general la persona desea mantener su r...
See Full GuidePermanent residents can lose their status even if they visit the U.S. often. Once an immigrant has earned permanent residency, typically she or he wants to keep residency and have the ability to trave...
See Full GuideThe Tax Effect of Expatriating The Heart Act was enacted to provide military families tax relief. In order to fund this relief, well-heeled U.S. citizens and long time permanent residents who expatr...
See Full GuideMarried Couples Who Live Together Should File Married Married couples who live together have the option to choose the “Married Filing Jointly” and the “Married Filing Separately” filing status on the...
See Full GuideAdvantages of the Adjustment Process The Adjustment of Status process typically is the desired path for most couples because it allows the foreign national to remain in the U.S. for the entire proces...
See Full GuideThe Adjustment of Status Process For those couples eligible, the Adjustment of Status Process typically involves filing the required immigration applications with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Ser...
See Full GuideDirect Consular Processing When a couple direct file their applications with the U.S. consulate, they avoid the long wait time for U.S. government processing in the United States. This can save 6 – ...
See Full GuideEligibility for Consular Processing Consular processing is required when the foreign national spouse lives abroad. Sometimes the spouse entered the United States without permission and will be requi...
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