Brian Rhodes

Brian Rhodes's Answers (190)

Houston, TX

Immigration Lawyer at Houston, TX

Practice Areas: Immigration

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I-130 Approved. What should I do next? Can I start some paperwork while I wait?

Brian's answer | Answered on April 21, 2014

I recommend seeking an in office consultation with an immigration attorney and taking a copy of all paperwork previously filed with USCIS. More...

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My permanent residence card expired in 2011

Brian's answer | Answered on April 21, 2014

Depending on how you got your residency you may be able to renew it or you may need to remove conditions. I would strongly recommend seeking an in...

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Green card process for a permanent resident's spouse.

Brian's answer | Answered on April 21, 2014

If you would like for your wife to adjust status in the U.S. you will need to naturalize and become a U.S. citizen, otherwise if you petition for...

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Green Card Denied.

Brian's answer | Answered on April 21, 2014

If you recently received a decision I would strongly recommend seeking an in office consultation with an Immigration Attorney and bring everything...

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How long after wedding to a US citizen can I start working?

Brian's answer | Answered on March 13, 2014

I strongly recommend contacting an immigration attorney to discuss this matter.

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Can I fix my husbands papers if he is has an order of removal?

Brian's answer | Answered on February 28, 2014

I would strongly recommend seeking an in office consultation with an Immigration Attorney. More information is needed in order to give an informed...

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Will I be able to come back after I apply for Residency from my father?

Brian's answer | Answered on October 28, 2013

More information is needed in order to give you a complete answer. I would recommend finding an attorney for an in office consultation.

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Do I need an Immigration Attorney to get a bond for someone being detained by ICE, and to be at the hearing with them?

Brian's answer | Answered on October 16, 2013

I would highly recommend finding local counsel to assist you with the process.

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Imigration lawyer

Brian's answer | Answered on October 01, 2013

I agree with my colleagues that under this fact pattern it is possible that she could be eligible to adjust her status under 245(i) of the...

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What can we do ?

Brian's answer | Answered on August 19, 2013

I would recommend gathering all documents filed and received by USCIS or the NVC and taking them to the office of an immigration attorney. But I...

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