EAD card expiring in May 2018 but applied for adjustment of status in Jan 2018
It is highly likely that you'll receive the (c)(9) card before 5/5/18, but the law says you can't be be employed without authorization.
Denver, CO
Immigration Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Immigration
It is highly likely that you'll receive the (c)(9) card before 5/5/18, but the law says you can't be be employed without authorization.
I wouldn't leave it blank. Have her pick the one she most identifies with. It won't affect the application. But yes, you are absolutely correct...
Bring a copy of the N-400, the denial letter, and the criminal court documents to an immigration lawyer to determine the best course of action.
You can change the answer at the interview. Consult a lawyer in advance to discuss the details of the confinement to determine whether there may...
She can pull the files or hire a lawyer to do so to see what's going on, and to try to get some answers about any potential errors.
If he's here and has not maintained his status, you can only file for him after you become a U.S. citizen. Depending on how long he's been out of...
Not really. Once you turn 21, you can file a petition for her, but the waiting line is roughly 15 years long.
Shouldn't be any problems, but it will be much easier for him to become a U.S. citizen and get a U.S. passport before too long. If he's actually...
Yes you can renew it. Worst case is that they approve the renewal way before August and the new one will be good for only two years, so you may...
Yes, bring the documents. No, if you disclose it at the interview your eligibility won't be affected. But given the circumstances, please hire a...