Dallas, TX
Immigration Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Immigration
There isn't a huge time difference between both options in terms of having her arrive in the U.S. Speak to an immigration attorney who can advise...
You aren't going to be able to save any significant amount of time if your goal is to bring your fiancé to the U.S. as fast as possible. I...
It depends on which country your mom was born in. The Department of States monthly visa bulletin will tell you which priority is current.
As my colleague has noted, your facts don't add up. I suggest you seek the advise of another immigration attorney who can review your case (take a...
You can but only if you can establish that you entered the U.S. with nonimmigrant intent. An immigration officer would need to be satisfied that...
She can file for you while you are here but you will still be required to visit a consulate in your home country for an interview. No immigration...
it appears as though you would be able to apply again under the brief facts you have stated. Having remaining time in H-1b status is key. Speak to...
No. Your card is simply proof of your residency. You do not cease being a resident if it expires.
Yes as it not employment. There should. Or be any issue. Good luck.
You need to speak to an immigration attorney to go over your situation and possibly options. Your failure to maintain status severely complicates...