Boulder, CO
Immigration Lawyer at Boulder, CO
Practice Areas: Immigration
You should consult with a immigration attorney with experience in family-based consular processing of immigrant visa petitions and adjustment of...
I agree with the previous answers. I'd just like to add that failure to pay your taxes (state or federal) will affect your ability to apply for...
The definition of "conviction" for immigration law is very broad. I would recommend you consult with a California immigration attorney who is...
Because you are over 21, you are the unmarried son or daughter of a U.S. citizen. This category of people (F1) must wait until there is a visa...
Immigration law considers your step-children to be your children if you married their father before they turned 18 years old. For cancellation...
It also depends on how long he has been in Mexico and whether his children are over 21 and willing to sponsor him.
If your brother becomes a citizen and applies for you, there is still an extremely long wait for visas for siblings of U.S. citizens. Since you are...
If he has a drug conviction, your brother will likely be deported, and he will certainly not be eligible for an immigration bond. This means he...
I recommend you consult a tax professional with experience in non-citizen's tax filings to determine whether to file as a resident alien or...
From your description, it sounds like you submitted sufficient proof of your physical presence in the United States. You might want to consult with...
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