Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Juvenile
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If you do not want to live with your husband, then separate. If you are frightened of him, get a restraining order. At the interview show that...
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In some cases, the sponsored immigrant's income may be counted, but only if it is income from legal employment. If your parents have any...
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Any person who is not a citizen can be deported. Immigration laws are particularly tough on drug crimes. Your brother will really need an...
You do not have to sign photocopies and evidence, unless it is something you wrote yourself, like and affidavit. Sounds like you have all the...
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Not sure what GOM is. A B1/B2 visa will allow short-term work activity, as long as it does not involve working inside the U.S. for a U.S....
You can try applying for B visa; just be prepared to make a strong case for your ties to home country. Expect skepticism from consular officer.
Does the firm who wants to employ you have an attorney working on the J1? This does not sounds like a simple situation. You would do best to have...
Yes, if your household income has increased or you have an additional sponsor, you can submit new I-864s and apply again.
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