Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration
The chances are very limited, but conceivable. She should have filed for an extension, but if she did and was denied, then she may have needed the...
Yes. It is up to the DHS to begin a deportation case. A state divorce court has nothing to do with deportation. Immigration matters are handled...
Yes, you can file for divorce, but you may want to wait. If you have a child together, there is a bona fide relationship and you consumated the...
If you were 'not convicted,' then there is hope. An experienced immigration attorney should look at your conviction order before you apply to...
He has a problem. If he was deported, then managed to come back in after deportation, then he seems to have committed unlawful re-entry. This...
The NTA or notice to appear from EOIR can cut off continuous physical presence. The DHS will claim the NTA cuts off the three year time period...
There is no official approval rate even if most get approved. The issue is whether an applicant qualifies for a student visa. A student must...
Yes, there is a loophole. He has to file for a re-entry permit while he is in the U.S. He will be limited to a two year stay outside the U.S. He...
What you can do and should do can prove to be two different outcomes depending upon your situation. Green card processing can take time and prove...
I am confused. What 'ends' in December? The greencard expiration date or the right to travel to the U.S. with a I-130 petition packet? An...