My husband's visa is currently denied based on method of original immigration, what can we do?
There are 2 separate ways to trigger the 212(a)(9)(C) bar- through an unlawful return after accruing a year or more of unlawful presence, and an...
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There are 2 separate ways to trigger the 212(a)(9)(C) bar- through an unlawful return after accruing a year or more of unlawful presence, and an...
Depending on his criminal record, your husband's status could be in jeopardy as a result of his conviction. He should consult with an experienced...
You need to discuss this with a Turkish immigration lawyer.
I have served as an expert witness in custody proceedings involving immigrants and removeable immigrants. You should have a very good divorce...
This is a great question. While there are immigration lawyers who, as you say, "just fill out all documents," this is never how I have viewed my...
An expungement of criminal records does not erase a conviction for immigration purposes. Also, if the USCIS has evidence that you were involved in...
Your wife should be able to obtain an H-4 visa even if your passport does not contain an H-1B visa. This happens frequently when the H-1B employee...
As you recognize, you will need an F-1 visa to be put in your passport in order to return to the U.S. for the remaining alance of your OPT. There...
The TN visa category includes engineers, which has usually included computer professions such as yours. Unlike the H-1B visa, though, the TN does...
Any problems with the police can jeopardize your stay in the U.S. Since the criminal charge may indicate engagement in unauthorized employment, you...