Houston, TX
Immigration Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Immigration
My colleagues are correct. Just follow the 3-year rule: if you've been living with your citizen spouse for 3 years, living in the US for 3 years,...
My practice is almost exclusively focused on waivers and I'd be glad to consult with you to see how I may be of service.
There's no requirement to prove knowledge of the English language or civics in an adjustment of status interview. In fact, you can even bring an...
I agree with my colleagues. If you are otherwise eligible (as they describe) you should have been able to file for naturalization 5 years ago. You...
This is a very tricky situation for a number of reasons. First, when entering the US, the government expects the applicant for reasons allowed...
It's not that big of a deal. People's views on weddings vary; same with their financial abilities. Just focus on the documentation and facts that...
I respectfully disagree. A fiancée can be the petitioner/qualifying relative. There are many factors that go to waiver adjudication where USCIS...
Yes. You file both at the same time with supporting documents described in the instructions.
Appeal or refile, really depends on the reasons for denial, the supporting documents that were used, and whether you handled the case yourself or...
Your focus should be on having the best possible. Waivers can be tricky so I definitely recommend that you consider getting some help. I'm...
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