If a sponsor omitted or added false information on EB2 application, can the benecifiary be deported after acquiring greencard?
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It is a crime to falsify information on an application for immigration benefits. Doing so can bar one from obtaining benefits for life. It is a...
I agree with my colleague. Because time is short, I suggest you contact an experienced immigration attorney ASAP.
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Assuming you qualify for DACA, no one knows what the future will bring to "immigration reform." No one knows how future reform will affect you. ...
You did not indicate your "status." If you are out of status, you cannot petition for her. If you are a U.S. citizen you would file I-130. For...
I rules state that the application "must be personally signed by the applicant." To do otherwise will "disqualify the application." While you may...
Yes. Your employer may apply to change the your status to permanent resident (green card holder) "during the three-year H-1B visa period".
You need to consult with a Washington State criminal defense/immigration attorney, or the two working in concert to advise you on your specific...
Yes, but you will need a co-sponsor.