Denver, CO
Immigration Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Immigration
Yes. It's called Advance Parole. You have to apply for it. If you get it, it gives you permission to come back to the U.S. Be very very careful...
Good job getting the rap sheet. Was that from the FBI? Does he have the court paperwork from the 1993 arrest? That could be an issue, as well as...
Who told him that? It sounds like it is definitely a scam. If he has his green card and it's still valid, he should be completely fine, assuming...
Consult an immigration lawyer to confirm you don't qualify for the I-485. If you don't, you'll file the I-601A after the I-130 is approved,...
You can file for him once you marry, or he can try to have an employer sponsor him.
If it's not family-based, it'd have to be employment-based. From an employer. Perhaps you'll meet a nice American at university, and then you can...
The receipt notice has the "receipt number" at the top of the page. That's like a case number.
No. Chileans are not treated any differently.
You could hire a lawyer to (1) confirm your eligibility and (2) if you are eligible, you could sue USCIS to force them to make a decision.
You can correct these errors at the naturalization interview.
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