Denver, CO
Immigration Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Immigration
The process begins when your spouse files Form I-130. The form and instructions are located here: http://www.uscis.gov/i-130
The simple answer is that you answer the questions truthfully. Put your legal name in Part 1.A., and put your name as it appears on the green card...
Contact an experienced attorney with knowledge of asylum law.
You can use any number of documents. If you don't have the "standard" docs such as a lease or mortgage with both names, then at least you will...
GED is fine--you just need to prove that you're enrolled. Tuition receipts, class/exam schedule, or a letter from the school. If you're close to...
I agree with my colleague about the flexibility. I'd go with "Visa overstay," or give the name of the visa and overstay, for example: "B2 overstay"
Depends on the size of his household. Here's the link: http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864p.pdf And here are the I-864...
This is normal. USCIS is experiencing backlogs and they are transferring some applications/petitions in an effort to speed up the process. No...
You should speak with your attorney. If you are currently in removal proceedings, Immigration Judges don't have jurisdiction to adjudicate the I-130.
It's not entirely clear who the petitioner would be. Are you a U.S. citizen? If so, then I agree with my colleagues. If you are the foreigner...
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