Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration
Much more information is needed. Were you given an I-94? Did CBP take your lawful permanent resident card? When did the allegation of fraud...
Answer Question #1: No, he was not lawfully admitted and inspected, so he is disqualified from INA Section 245(a) adjustment of status. Answer...
There can be complications with this set of facts. It is called derivative Citizenship. More concrete information is needed, but your exact...
Immigration law is Federal law. If you are considering a move to another jurisdiction, it may not matter depending upon the facts. That said,...
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The file maybe misplaced, among other challenges. It seems like it is time for the inquiry to be moved up the chain of command. You may want to...
I agree. The challenge is that Congress may not be providing enough funds to adjudicate I-130 petitions for immediate relatives in an effort to...
There is hope. You can file for adjustment. However, the process is complicated and there may be other issues. As a result, I strongly recommend...
You can do what you want. You can file for divorce. You can represent yourself in criminal court. There is no requirement that you have or hire an...
I agree. We must know whether you are an asylee, lawful permanent resident, a derivative citizen, a Cuban, or in some other category that creates a...
More information is needed. It is unclear whether you want to pursue all of the steps and risk funds to seek relief, if any is available. It...