Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Divorce & Separation
If you are in removal proceedings, it is very likely you failed to maintain lawful, nonimmigrant status. If you are not in status, you cannot...
He may have abandoned his status in the U.S. He should be admitted nevertheless, and he may be placed in removal proceedings.
It takes 3 to 6 months. The next step depends on if you are seeking adjustment of status, or consular processing.
Yes, you are eligible for your wife to file a visa for you, but you are not eligible to file for adjustment of status unless you are currently in...
I agree with the first answer. In any case, generally, if you file for an H1b transfer and continue with your first employer, you should still be...
Yes. They need to show hardship to their spouse or parent. Yes, loss of home and quality of life are considerations.
Perhaps you entered without inspection when you were subject to a 10 year bar. You would need a waiver for unlawful presence, which you may need...
If you trust USCIS, then don't file. If you trust your attorney, file. Yes, on August 1, the visa is available, you can file I-130/I-485 if you...
Only if someone filed an immigrant visa petition, or alien certification for you or your parents by April 30, 2001.
It is not certain that the times he was caught and returned were deportations. If they were not, he may not be subject to a permanent bar. If he...
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