Houston, TX
Immigration Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Immigration, Employment & Labor, Litigation
Generally, in your situation, I would recommend not going, but at the same time, you should notify the consulate or NVC why you're not going, so...
With DHS, there is no process, per se. However, the next time you come in contact with them where you fill out a form and it asks for your...
If you have facts that may be useful to the government, of course you can contact them. On the other hand, you may want to talk to a criminal...
The Texas Workforce Commission can help you to get paid timely.
We do EEOC and discrimination mediations all of the time on behalf of workers. Feel free to call us to arrange an appointment, 713-850-0066.
In Texas, there's no law preventing an employer from making demands. If he has a union there might be some protection, but otherwise, no protection...
Typically, you'd have to tie the harassment into discrimination based on age, race, sex, national origin, etc, in order to have a legal claim
It depends what crime they charge you with. The crime of speeding is not a problem, but a more serious misdemeanor or felony could be a huge...
The answers are yes and yes.. The government is always free to change dates.
Anyone can apply for B-2 visa. If the Consul is convinced that you will return to your home country, a visa could be issued. Clearly, an uphill...
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