Dallas, TX
Immigration Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Immigration
Good question for the attorney being paid to represent you. Visas are only travel do you; if you do not travel you do not need a visa. To be...
Based on these facts it appears Texas would be the appropriate location and you should use your Texas address for all of the forms. Also note that...
Unemployment insurance payments are not means tested and not paid by the government (at least generally in Texas) since they are funded by a tax on...
If you have not been out of the US for more than 12 consecutive months since changing to L-1, then you do not need to go through the H-1 lottery...
Yes, you can extend your status in the US as long as it filed before your current status expires. You cannot extend your visa in the US. You...
Considering you will almost certainly need a labor certificate to obtain a green card through EB-3 or EB-2 and DOL will not allow ownership of...
Most interviews for AOS take many months, and certainly more than three. Every time we look into the “same cases” getting better treatment, it is...
Assuming you have been physically in the US for at least 31 months from the predicted date of you your interview looking back for 60 months, which...
The short answer is yes as long as nothing goes wrong with your case. Please note CIS believes every marriage case is fraudulent until you prove...
I sincerely hope you did not have attorney. Otherwise that attorney has committed very basic malpractice. To grandfather under the 1998 law, a...