Conditional GC, Voluntary Departure, Reentry, entry in a different country
You are correct that it is hard to give you the proper advice. My question would be whether your wife will be cooperative with you in seeking the...
Aurora, CO
Immigration Lawyer at Aurora, CO
Practice Areas: Immigration
You are correct that it is hard to give you the proper advice. My question would be whether your wife will be cooperative with you in seeking the...
If he did not leave pursuant to the order of voluntary departure, the order converted to an order of removal. The only way you can now legalize...
Depends on whether he is subject to mandatory detention or not. If he is not subject to mandatory detention, you would need to get his bond...
Your R-1 will not automatically convert to a B-1/B-2. You will need to file a change of status from R-1 to B-2 in order to remain in the U.S. ...
If you have never left the U.S., you would have already been counted against the cap and would not now be subject based on a second H-1B.
We need more information to determine if you are eligible to fight your case. There are many different options available to individuals in removal...
If you entered illlegally, then, most likely, you will have to leave the U.S. to process your paperwork. The process begins with the filing of an...
Depends on whether she entered legallly or illegally. If she entered legally, and you get married for legitimate bona fide reasons and not just...
Depends on your local office procedures. Generally, yes, you must have a second interview with USCIS to determine if there are any grounds of...
If he initially entered without inspection and no one has ever filed for him or his parents in the past, then most likely he is not covered by...
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