Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Divorce & Separation
Yes, but only if he is in lawful, nonimmigrant status. Not if he overstays.
If he lives and works in Spain, he should apply in Spain. Yes there is such thing as a fiancé visa, and you would have to file that application. ...
You should ask the lawyer his advice whether you should seek consular processing, and whether you are accruing unlawful presence.
You can certainly file. You will have to indicate you have a pending application for adjustment of status.
You should answer the question to the best of your ability. You may also file under the Freedom of Information Act for a copy of your files.
About August 10 - 15th.
The removal process is where the Department of Homeland Security issues a Notice to Appear, charging grounds of removal under the Immigration and...
That is where the former INS served the alien with an Order to Show Cause, and filed the same document with the immigration court. The court...
3 - 4 years. there is a 12 year wait for this type of visa, so it may be waiting for a decision for the next 10 years or so.
No, to file for adjustment of status, you would have to be in the U.S. Regarding your 10 year bar, that is something the U.S. embassy abroad can...
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