Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration
This seems more like a legal conclusion. A person must not live and work in the U.S. with a B-2 tourist visa. A B-1 visa is not meant for...
Yes and no. There are many questions asked and too little time to answer without a teleconference and more questions. There are possibilities,...
The maximum stay is 90 days. If you get an apartment, then this may prevent a future visit. The apartment, if you still have it, may make it...
It depends. There is more to consider. 'Filing' for conditional residents status is 'not' approval. There are too many other reasons why he can...
Did the aunt or uncle petition her mother on or before April 30, 2001? Does your girlfriend have reasonable evidence, not just a sworn statement,...
This is unclear. Are you 'lawfully' in the U.S. on another visa or are you a visa overstay? How long have you overstayed based the I-94...
The use of the term "illegal" suggests that she 'did not enter' with a valid visa and/or I-94/I-94W entry card. If this is the situation, then...
It is likely that the reason is that the consular official reasonably believes that you committed a material misrepresentation of fact. That is,...
It depends. This matter is best discussed in private. There are never guarantees that a consular official will agree with you on a form I-601. ...
It depends. You may need a very experienced attorney, where she can somehow prove, with verifiable evidence, that an approvable petition was filed...