Archived
Dependent on an E-2 Visa valid till 2016 with an I-94 form with a 2014 date. After a divorce what will happen to my status.
Gen's answer
|
Answered on August 15, 2012
You will lose your status once the divorce is finalized.
Archived
Is it better to hire personal attorney or use my employer attorney's office to file a green card through marriage?
Gen's answer
|
Answered on August 15, 2012
I agree with my colleague.
Archived
I lost my I 94 where can I apply for another one?Thanks
Gen's answer
|
Answered on August 15, 2012
Use the Form I-102.
Archived
Deferred action for childhod arrivals? Should I hire a lawyer or can I file it my self?
Gen's answer
|
Answered on August 15, 2012
You can read the instruction for the form and decide if this is something you can do by yourself. Also, Houston's legal aid society might take...
Archived
Filing the I-129f
Gen's answer
|
Answered on August 15, 2012
Please read the instruction. It lists required supporting documents
Archived
Should I send my Deferred Action application to the US Department of Homeland Security's PO Box located in Dallas?
Gen's answer
|
Answered on August 15, 2012
The instruction for the Form I-821D will answer most of your questions.
Archived
Is there a disadvantage to filing Immigration forms I-130 & I-485 separately as opposed to concurrently?
Gen's answer
|
Answered on August 15, 2012
If you file I-130 and I-485 concurrently, and USCIS deny the I-130, you will lose the filing fee for I-485.
Archived
Withdrew B2 COS after receiving H1B approval with I94
Gen's answer
|
Answered on August 15, 2012
We need more facts about your case to answer your questions.
Archived
I got denial notice for H1B application on 8/09/12.My I-94 expired 8/14/12.Company filing an Appeal.How long can I stay in US?
Gen's answer
|
Answered on August 15, 2012
There is no grace period for H1B. You have been out of status since 8/9/2012. Please discuss the issue with your attorney.
Archived
I obtained a us visa b1b2 using a different identity I was a minor 15yrs old, can i qualify for deferred action?
Gen's answer
|
Answered on August 14, 2012
You committed an immigration fraud which is a Federal offense. If you are convicted of the crime, you are probably not eligible for the deferred...
Ad
Transform legal challenges into solutions.
Connect now to review your situation.
The Avvo Rating explained
The Avvo Rating explained
