Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration
Please see our other answers on the previous site. As stated, none of us has a crystal ball and it may take years for some and months for others....
No. However, you may need to prove that you entered the marriage based upon a good faith relationship, not just for immigration purposes. If there...
Yes, if you have been a lawful permanent resident for at least five years at the time of the examination. The divorce has no effect. However, other...
An unexpired passport may be good enough. For more information on what is required as identification for travel, go to www.tsa.gov. Good luck.
You must obtain the visa in your home country unless you can arrange to lawfully visit a third country with a U. S. Embassy willing to consider...
Regrettably, attorneys don't have a crystal ball that they can summon for such an estimation. At times, some applications are held back longer than...
The I-94 will help and a copy of the application filed for a replacement can be used if an applicant made the mistake of not keeping a photocopy of...
This gets complicated. If you married, then that is what is required as a matter of law to adjust status, even if the divorce takes place. That...
No. You must be sworn in at a ceremony that follows your examination and approval. Otherwise, you will forfeit the filing fees and your mother may...
She will need to find what is called a VOLAG, which is a volunteer/not for profit organization that works on grants, reviews the economic needs of...