Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Juvenile
It sounds like you husband has some major obstacles to remaining in the U.S. A prior deportation and drug convictions will make his case very...
The only obvious options are a tourist visa, which you may be granted if you can convince the consulate that you have strong ties to Dubai and plan...
Whether you broke continuous residence is one question, and whether you will suffer any consequences is a different question, dependent on you...
The problem you have is that a B1/B2 requires "non-immigrant intent." That means that when you apply for that visa (or extension) you are telling...
If you are being charged in immigration court, then yes, you should definitely hire an attorney. You will also want to be sure that your criminal...
My colleagues have given good information on your divorce options. Unfortunately, you cannot make your husband file an immigration petition for...
When you move, you must inform USCIS of your change of address. Then they will transfer the case to the office responsible for that area. Some...
It is not clear what happened to you at the airport, or on what grounds you were deported. Generally, one family member's visitor visa is not...
As my colleagues have stated, he has a right to be a father to his children regardless of his immigration status. You can take steps to prevent...
The problem that you may run into is that USCIS views the I-129F as belonging to the beneficiary (the foreign fiance). Stupid as it sounds, they...
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