Denver, CO
Immigration Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Immigration
You can write a letter, but it likely won't affect the decision on the case. They'll likely ask you about it at the interview.
Yes, he could do that. Please also consider filing the I-485 and accompanying forms at the same time. Consider hiring an attorney to maximize...
Three months before it's been five years, so September of 2017.
If the question is whether you can file the I-485 here, the answer is that you need to have a visa immediately available. Here's a link to the...
Here's a link for the electronic I-94 retrieval. https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/request.html
With a clean record, he shouldn't be facing a serious risk of removal, but the risk is always there. Since he entered without papers, he'll have...
No. You're referring to the administration's "clarification" of the definition of "extreme hardship." No news that I'm aware of yet.
An admission of guilt with some sort of sentence is a conviction. In other words, a deferred judgment would still be a conviction. Consider...
This is common and you should not be concerned. I tell my clients to expect to have to wait about a year.
If the conviction makes him "deportable" then there would be risk. Your best option would be to have an immigration attorney review the criminal...
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