Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration
You must be eighteen. However, more information is needed to decide whether further action with USCIS should eventually be taken. It is possible...
There may be some confusion. Was this an old stamp or a new stamp? Assuming that the stamp was just entered, then this was a harmless, yet...
More information is needed. If the DHS has conducted a leads check and believes that someone is convicted of a crime, then an applicant likely...
More information is needed. How long did you stay after your two year conditional resident status card expired? This may cause some...
More information is needed. The misdemeanor conviction may have to be reported in the future in order to get a visa or lawfully enter the U.S. If...
This may prove to be a risky motion, which may have no effect unless it is carefully drafted with the assistance of both criminal and immigration...
This may be risky, because if you are divorced before the decision, the USCIS may try to deny your naturalization application. The law states that...
One other answer; Citizenship seems out of the question until you can review the criminal cases with experienced criminal and immigration...
Yes, it is possible that you may get deported. I strongly recommend an appointment or teleconference with both a criminal attorney and an...
More information is needed. Perhaps, nothing unless she files an application. Which type of visa did your fiance use to enter the U.S. (B2, F1,...