Houston, TX
Immigration Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Immigration
That would largely depend on what the result of your 2003 case was - were you ordered deported or not - as well as a slew of other factors....
Unfortunately not. The provisional waiver is for people currently present in the us. Your husband might be eligible for a regular waiver and a...
Your mom's situation is complex as she failed to leave the country under a valid deportation order. She will have to have the proceedings reopened...
While your criminal history does not serve as an automatic bar from applying for the provisional waiver (if you're otherwise eligible), you must...
There is a very good possibility that you would qualify for the provisional waiver program if you have an approved I-130, have paid the Nvc fees,...
Your fiancé should absolutely not leave the country without consulting with a lawyer first. His illegal entry and unlawful presence subjects him to...
You'll need to apply for a visitor visa. Visit the us consulate website for your area to find out more about the process. Or, retain an attorney to...
You should consult with a family law and an immigration attorney in person to decide what's in your best interest. No attorney on avvo will tell...
There's no way to answer your question without knowing much more about your case, including when the case was filed, what kind of case, under what...
Yes. Carry your approval notice also. And check your state requirements to see if you can get a driver's license or state issued id.
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