Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration
What you are proposing is risky because it could be seen by the immigration service as abandoning your residence and if that happens you and your...
I would suggest arranging a consultation with a good immigration lawyer to see if you are eligible for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals...
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You may not be able to file something until you are married, but I would certainly recommend that you get started gathering the supporting...
Your green card will still be valid if you divorce. As for getting U.S. citizenship, as long as you married your wife in good faith (i.e. not just...
I think you mean the K-3, not the K-2. K-2s are for dependents of K-1s. This is really a personal choice. Besides the time it takes to get the...
You should speak to your designated school official (DSO) before you accept any employment. There is a rule that allows people with F-1 students...
Whether he can adjust his status or not depends, first, on how he entered the U.S. If he entered legally with a visa, he should be eligible for...
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Probably not. The only exception would be if you became a U.S. citizen before she married. Then she's ok because U.S. citizens can sponsor their...
The main protection available to dreamers right now is Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, otherwise known as DACA. A person granted DACA is...
There are special rules that sometimes allow surviving relatives of a petitioner who died to continue with the process. The rules apply to spouses...