Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration
1. Yes, you will have to file a new petition, but the petitioner may need to be a U.S. Citizen if the beneficiary applicant is still married. 2....
No, the employer is engaged in illegal and criminal conduct. The employer can be charged and/or convicted for what is called "harboring an alien."...
This is a challenge for several reasons. If your husband lived in the U.S. without a visa or permission for more than a year, but left for Mexico,...
We will need to know whether a petition was filed for you directly or indirectly on or before April 30, 2001. We will need to know if your aunt,...
What was meant is the "priority dates" have gone backward with little notice. This causes additional delays.
First the I-130 petitions must be approved by USCIS. Sometimes, USCIS needs more documentation to confirm the parent-child relationship before it...
Yes, you can work online for another U.S. Company, but only if you are outside the U.S. You will have to find an employer. Websites like...
Filing for a C1/D2 visa crewmember is problematic unless they can somehow qualify for what is called Section 245i adjustment. If a family member...
You may want to wait until you can seriously commit to the marriage and live together. It is true that you can try to prove a commuter marriage,...
1. No. You stay in the U.S. at the risk of possible H1-b1 visa stamp denial in your home country. You cannot change status unless the USCIS...