Houston, TX
Family Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Family, Immigration ... +3 more
there is not enough information. you haven't said why he was deported and how long ago. also, you would need to be living in the u.s. to petition...
You need to be divorced for a waiver. if you are still married they require you to file jointly. you need to work with a qualified immigration...
No, you cannot. your spouse's I-94 is for your spouse and your I-94 is for you. yes it takes about 3 months and that is why you should file early...
2 words: middle east. asylum is complex and honestly if you really are interested in moving the caes and getting an approval, you should work...
the I-20 should only be an issue if you are not done by sept. 2012 and need to travel outside the u.s. after that date.
you can but he cannot remain in the u.s. waiting for the green card. all you can do is file the I-130 and when it is approved in 5-6 months he...
the rule of thumb is 6 months to avoid any fraud issues and there are no portability issues once you have your green card.
applying at the embassy for a passport and then getting a ticket to the u.s. is all you will need to do. Of course as a minor your parent will...
it may turn out to be positive but you will not know until they send the decision. be patient and wait for an answer or further instructions.
your urgency is never uscis's urgency...calling will not do much and you just need to be patient. this highlights the reason you use an attorney...