Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Divorce & Separation
Yes, they often take it and it does not mean you are approved or denied.
No you aunt cannot file for you. Your mother may be able to file for you, depending on her immigration status. However you would have to leave...
Yes. Moreover, if she just recently gave birth in India, the child should be able to enter the U.S. and get the green card upon arrival.
Your question is really for a traffic court lawyer. If you need help with your extension or change of status, you could post detailed about that.
It is not risky. Bring proof of your deferred action status, your work permit, and your drivers license.
If you have a green card, and you have proof you are together as husband and wife, you can file for divorce and then file to remove the condition...
1. Could be. 2. USCIS is not the same as NVC and paying the I-824 fee does not constitute paying NIV fee.
If you have a U.S. travel document, most likely you will be deported to the U.S.
Not recommended. You will get a notice at least 30 days before the interview so you will know when you have to come in for the interview. Asking...
You do need to maintain status, so check if your H1b also grants you an extension of status.
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