Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration
Usually not unless she somehow can grandfather in and pay a penalty. You should retain a very experienced immigration attorney before the...
Usually, they get married. That is all. They will both need identification like an unexpired passport or birth certificate. There are not ICE...
If he has been here for more than two years, then he may get an Immgration Court Hearing, provided he requests it. Assuming he does, he will need...
Yes, you can, but would apply for an I-130 petition, first. Review the U.S Embassy webpage for guidance and schedule a teleconference with an...
First, you will need to get married, before you apply. Until then, you are out of status, subject to deportation where you have no relief. How...
Yes, you can mess up the case if you leave at this point. You can be banned for three years from returning to the U.S. and becoming a permanent...
It is possible. There are many facts that are unclear. Is he a lawful permanent resident? Was he interviewed by ICE? What was the crime that the...
It is unlikely unless someone filed a different I-130 petition, approvable at the time of filing, for you or your parents on or before April 30,...
It is unclear if can immigrate as a matter of law. If he somehow can, the case can be extremely difficult to impossible. This means that it can...
No. If you give up their Citizenship, then it is unclear whether they will ever get U.S. Citizenship back. The Fiallo v. Bell U.S. Supreme Court...