Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration
No one can answer this question except for you. If you are unsure for any reason about filing the paperwork for yourself, it is best to hire an...
Short answer is that if your husband's I-601 waiver is denied, he will have to remain outside of the U.S. for at least 10 years before he can...
Based on the facts you've presented, it appears that your parent would be eligible for adjustment of status. However, a definitive answer cannot be...
If your parents entered without permission and had no petitions filed on their behalf before April 2001, they will have to undergo consular...
If you, the petitioner, do not qualify under the income requirements, you need to find a joint sponsor. The person should be a U.S. citizen or...
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She may be applying for a waiver of inadmissibility (did she possibly enter the U.S. illegally?). Usually its the U.S. citizen or LPR spouse that...
Like others have said, it is unlikely that your husband will be granted a tourist visa once he discloses that he is a married to a pregnant LPR. ...
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You should be fine, assuming there is nothing else in your immigration history that may cause problems in your case.
Yes, you need to submit a copy of your birth certificate, along with a certified English translation if applicable. Read the instructions to the...
Esto no me parece que es una pregunta de inmigración. Si lo es, por favor de más información.
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