Austin, TX
Immigration Lawyer at Austin, TX
Practice Areas: Immigration
Board of Immigration Appeals Guts Legal Protections for Immigrants Under Arrest August 15, 2011Washington, D.C.The American Immigration Council strongly condemns last weeksrulingfrom the Board of Immi...
See Full GuideDALLAS COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT LUPE VALDEZ, SHERIFF TASK FORCE MEETING ON SECURE COMMUNITIES We cordially invite you to attend the Homeland Security Advisory Councils Task Force on Secure Commu...
See Full Guide02 AUGUST 2011 Encouraging Entrepreneurs and High Skilled Workers to Bolster the U.S. Economy and Spur Job Growth By Alejandro Mayorkas TheUnited Stateshas a long, rich history of welcoming innov...
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See Full GuideWhat does it mean to be a lawful permanent resident? A lawful permanent resident ("LPR") is a person who has been given this status by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service ("CIS"). What infor...
See Full GuideThis information is not meant to serve as legal advice, and is by no means a substitute for legal assistance. If you have a question about your immigration case, we recommend you to talk to an attorne...
See Full GuideAre children of conditional residents subject to the same rules? It depends. If your children obtain status based on your marriage to a United States citizen and the marriage occurred less than two ye...
See Full GuideWill I be interviewed on the joint petition or waiver? The CIS can waive the interview on the joint petition or waiver application. If CIS is satisfied that the marriage was entered into in good faith...
See Full GuideMust I be physically present in the United States to file the I-751 petition or waiver? No, the petition or waiver may be filed regardless of whether the conditional resident is physically present in ...
See Full GuideWhat if my spouse is unable or unwilling to file the I-751 joint petition If you cannot file because your marriage has ended in divorce, annulment or death of your petitioning spouse, or your spouse r...
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