Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration
It is possible. However, the uncle's mother's physical presence in Puerto Rico needs to proven to the satisfaction of the USCIS Official. In...
Well, this sounds like a divorce matter rather than an immigration matter. In general, you can divorce him, but you will need to divorce by...
Our concern as attorneys is that those who have concern should seek an appointment with a very experienced immigration attorney. A lawful...
If your attorney misrepresented your status, and you were never petitioned by an employer for an H1-b1 visa, then this seems rather strange. It...
How did your mom get her permanent resident status? Was she petitioned by her brothers or sisters? If so, then when? These are important, but...
Yes, but this is unclear. More information is needed. Sometimes, the USCIS will try to take away permanent resident status in isolated...
If you are lawfully in the U.S. with an I-94, then you will need to leave or have an employer sponsor petition you for a work visa. Those with the...
First, if he is separated from his U.S. Citizen wife, then there may already be issues of concern. The USCIS may delay processing, where it is...
Perhaps, nothing. He may get his permanent resident card in a month or two. However, if there are longer delays, then you and your husband should...
One final clarification; the issue is whether you entered the marriage based upon a bona fide emotional relationship. If you physically separate...