Dallas, TX
Immigration Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Immigration
Yes, you can be denied because you did not submit enough evidence, which it appears you have not.
Neither Medicaid or CHIP will impact your green card case, based on marriage. However, you should discuss these issues with whoever you...
If you change to J-1 you will lose your EAD. Why would you want to do that?
You need to file an FOIA with CIS, ICE and CBP to see if in fact he was "deported" or just "returned". However, he is not adjustable unless a...
You cannot adjust unless you can reopen the removal proceedings, which may be possible.
Both the family case and employment case probably have the ten year bar. But at least she would have a waiver available if she went thru the...
Assuming they have been in the US for 60 days before you filed the I-130s, the I-485s should have been filed with them. But you can file now also.
It is best to use a Board Certified immigration attorney to insure you are getting the appropriate advice and counsel.
Your father's situation has nothing to do with your mother's naturalization. It is her criminal history or lack thereof which matters.
It does not matter if your husband has a conviction. He can still sponsor you. The children cannot sponsor you until they are 21.