Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration
This can get complicated. It is your burden to prove that you were married to a U.S. Citizen. I recommend that you contact an experienced...
It is unclear whether your husband may qualify to pay the penalty. It is unclear if a previous approvable petition was filed for him or his...
The answer may depend upon the discretion of the USCIS local district office. In general, proof of a lawful entry is required. In general, an...
It appears that either there was not enough evidence or the application needed to be better prepared. In some situations, potential applicants...
In general, no. An visa holder who overstays the I-94 entry card cannot change status. Such overstaying applicants usually cannot adjust status,...
This may be serious! The USCIS looks at any criminal offense for citizenship or deportation purposes. If the offense took place within three or...
These questions are best answered in an appointment or teleconference. We don't know why your mother is coming to the U.S. Although we may...
A person who is arrested, cited or convicted of a criminal offense is obligated to notify the USCIS on his form N-400. If an offense takes place...
No! In general, not until your green card holding wife becomes a naturalized U.S. Citizen. There are obscure exceptions where you were somehow...
This is one reason why applicants should contact a candid and experienced immigration attorney. Your parent's I-130 petition will be...