Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration
His only crime is a rather serious crime for immigration purposes. What you can do and what will ultimately be approved as a matter of both...
You will need to become a U.S. Citizen in order for him to stay in the U.S. and immigrate. Filing a form I-130 as a permanent resident can create...
The green card, if it is yours and a real card is Federal property, not state property. If a City police officer took your card away, and it is...
We need to know whether your spouse is a U.S. Citizen or lawful permanent resident. If your spouse is a U.S. Citizen, then the USCIS will not...
This may depend upon whether you can prove that you were physically present in the U.S. on a date specific in December of 2000. It may also depend...
Blood relation adoptions within a family often create challenges. The child must be under 16 years, but there is a consular belief that the...
It depends whether your case is in immigration court. If in immigration court, you will need to 'prove' change circumstances or no reasonable...
This will depend upon whether you were arrested and convicted of a violent crime, among other issues. Sometimes, new issues such as a drop in...
All of the applications and all supporting documentation must be re-sent to the USCIS for processing. This means that you will need to go back to...
No, not likely, as a matter of examiner discretion. You were obligated to show that you could support him at the time of filing. You remain...