Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Discrimination, Wrongful Termination
You need to be able to prove past persecution or a well-founded fear of future persecution. No way to tell if you're likely or not. It's good to...
You're supposed to be an employee, and paid as one, as far as I know.
You should really run this by the attorney that filed your I-140 initially. Did you fall out of status because of the bankruptcy? Even if you did...
Add to that make sure you can prove the validity of your marriage.
You'd definitely be out of status and unable to file another petition other than through marriage to a US citizen. I don't think you accrue...
I don't think withdrawing is good. It prevents you from transferring to a new employer while you're in the US. They aren't allowed to bench you but...
Also be aware there are strict time limits with regards to filing a charge of discriminatiion. Sometimes as short as 180 days. So talk to a EEOC...
Depends on your prior immigration history. If you were here out of status for more than a year it's likely to be at least 10 years. If between 180...
Assuming it is a real marriage and you can prove it there would seem to be no reason to wait. You will get a work card and could continue to work...
You need to talk to an immigration attorney. Even if he's been here 16 years unless he entered on a visa simply marrying you isn't likely to be...
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