Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Divorce & Separation
It is your choice whether you want to apply for a border crossing card, in order to visit the U.S. for very brief periods to shop etc.
Depends what you were convicted of and what was the punishment. There is no state immigration law, the US federal government controls immigration.
You don't need to list another address if it is not your primary residence, however it should be listed as a residence on the G-325 as a actual...
Your time outside the US should be deducted from the time limit for L1b's.
A K1 normally does not require an I-864, but in any case, any US citizen or permanent resident can file a joint affidavit of support.
Yes, the citizenship can be revoked if the crime would have rendered the individual ineligible for citizenship.
Particularly if you have filed visa petitions for multiple foreign nationals, USCIS will look at it skeptically and even more so the US Consulate...
There is no V visa for her, the sister's visa is not available yet. If you file for her she can come to the US in about 2 years.
They can apply anytime to visit you. It would have a better chance of success if you can show you are in lawful status.
This question is incomprehensible so get an interpreter and meet with an attorney.
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