New Orleans, LA
Immigration Lawyer at New Orleans, LA
Practice Areas: Immigration
Do not file an application for asylum unless you truly have experienced persecution in your native country on a protected basis, or unless you fear...
If you are filing on the basis of marriage, you will have an opportunity to correct the missing information if asked at the interview. However,...
As his petitioner of your spouse in a marriage-based case, you will be required to sign an Affidavit of Support even if you do not meet income...
You need to do a Freedom of Information Act request with the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol to get a copy of all the records and notes from that...
Have you checked the processing dates listed for your district office? Some offices have a wait time of nearly a year. You should speak to an...
Once you file the I-485 your mother has permission to stay in the United States until a decision is reached on her application, no matter what. ...
There are also investment-based opportunities to work and live in the United States: the E-2 and EB-5 visas. If you are interested in starting or...
It is true there is a broad waiver available for the U visa. The challenge will be to get a police department or district attorney to certify her...
Is your fiance a U.S. citizen, or is he also an immigrant? If you marry him and he is an immigrant, a felony conviction will definitely affect you...
Once you divorce your husband you would not be able to benefit from a grant of asylum in his case. If you personally fear persecution, you may...
Ad
Transform legal challenges into solutions.
Connect now to review your situation.
