Spring, TX
Immigration Lawyer at Spring, TX
Practice Areas: Immigration, Appeals, Asylum
Whether he will get deported depends on the individual USCIS office and policy. They certainly could deport him. Assuming your lawyer is local,...
I'm certain a good immigration lawyer could find at least one, if not more, of the ten criteria that you meet. However, the three out of ten is...
You can become independent of his status in two ways: either you become your own principal (i.e., file for your own H-1B or F-1 student visa, etc.)...
I disagree with the attorneys who have answered thus far. Although there are some risks in doing so, your plan can work. People change status...
Yes, it will be an issue. Current employment is one of the things that the consular officers will look at in determining whether the visitor can...
That depends on a lot of things, most notably where you are from. If you are from the Philippines, for example, the difference is a wait time...
When you turn 21, you will automatically cease to be an L-2 because you will no longer qualify as a dependent. At that point, you will be out of...
Yes, you don't lose status by not working for your employer while you are out of the country. Also, remember that you can "recapture" any time you...
You definitely don't have any immigrant visa options because all would require you to get a provisional waiver, which requires you to have a U.S....