Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration
Usually not unless you can somehow qualify to pay the Section 245(i) penalties. Did a family member or employer ever file an application for you...
This can become complicated. Your mother may have secured what is called a certificate of birth abroad. This document is registered and could...
Who petitioned you for the I-130? Was it a U.S. Citizen? If so, then there are options, but there are many other issues to consider that can...
The general answer is no. You must have non-immigrant intent when you apply for and enter the U.S. on a B-2 non-immigrant tourist visa. If you...
Usually not, but more information is needed. A U.S. Citizen may petition a foreigner for employment purposes under certain circumstances. ...
No, not for immigration purposes. However, after 183 days, a visa holder may be considered a Federal tax resident, perhaps a California resident...
Yes, you can file a form I-824. However, there may now be other complications now that he has left the U.S. Some who overstay their visas for 180...
It depends. If you are living and unlawfully working on a tourist visa or simply without a visa, then the sponsored immigrant's assets are usually...
No. You must wait until you are approved for employment authorization to work. There are rules regarding what immigration status is required to...
That complicates matters. USCIS may need to decide the naturalization application, first. Did he get his fingerprints done, yet? If not, then...