No. You can only file the I-130 and the I-485 concurrently if they fall within an immediate relative category, which they do not. Rather, U.S....

It shouldn't have any effect. I'm not exactly sure what you mean when you say that your asylum case is in California; maybe that it is filed in...

Yes, it is correct that someone with a case like this pending with USCIS should not travel unless he first is granted advanced parole. You...

You absolutely should discuss your case with an injury attorney. That is what we do for a living, and in these types of cases, we don't charge you...

I agree with Mr. Arrasmith's response. Also, there is no such thing as an "I94 visa". An I-94 is not a type of visa, it is a document issued by...

I agree with the comments of both of the other attorneys who responded before me. We don't know for sure, but this is likely what took place up to...

An I-907 is for premium processing, which is only available in certain types of employment-related cases. Unfortunately, DACA is not one of them....

First things first, it would be a BIG mistake not to meet and discuss this with an attorney before you do anything. No attorney on this site is...

You do not necessarily need to change attorneys. It is very possible that the DA really hasn't turned over the evidence. Every case is different;...

I think both of the attorney answers provided are good answers. Overall, asylum law is federal so the basis, underlying laws are uniform...