Dallas, TX
Immigration Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Immigration
You should visit with a Board Certified immigration attorney to learn about your options, the green card and waiver process, the cost and time it...
This is a question you should ask the international office at the school who should be helping you file the change of status.
This cannot be answered in detail on AVVO since this blog is for general questions only. You need to contact a Board Certified immigration...
The US will not doing if you have foreign citizenship (as long as you do not serve in a foreign military or serve in the government) but you need...
I am afraid you are getting some bad advice. The co-sponsor's income must be 125% of the poverty guidelines by counting each person living with...
Unfortunately you cannot get the TPS filing fees back, especially because there was apparently no reason to file those cases to begin with. ...
Generally we recommend permanent residents return every six months. That usually protects the permanent residence but also preserves the...
Why wouldn't you go? Do you mean you would just ignore it? Is there something that could have been discovered about your case? In that you...
It will take about 7-8 years assuming you are in status the entire time. It also depends on your country of birth.
Why don't you ask your attorney? That is why you have one. And none of this is necessary. When any H-1 petition is filed, you can list out...