I’m not sure why people file for visas such as H-1b and H-4 without consulting with an attorney, but from what I can tell your answer is yes you...

You’re going to have to pay the NVC fee again. You have to remain in contact with NVC once a year to confirm that you still wish to pursue status...

As for question 1 yes you could try to talk to the city attorney or DA responsible for the case that got him the DV restraining order and try to...

Your attorney could file a 1538.5 motion to suppress; that could be a first option in trying to fight these charges. However, the fact that the...

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There would be no impact. So long as you don’t work in the US, this will not affect your green card application.

If you’re having issues with online filing you can always file a paper application. More importantly, to ensure you don’t run afoul of the...

At this juncture, your friend has 90 days to depart the US, SEVIS revocation or not. He needs to consult with an experienced criminal defense...

Firstly, what is her current status? If she came into the US on a B2 visa, and got married to you within 90 days, you may run into an issue with...

It depends on the country of origin. Most of the time, if you file an I-130 but try to re enter on a B2 visa you may run into an issue with...

Prosecutor or judge. Usually doesn’t require a motion if the prosecutor sees the error they can dismiss the case, otherwise it can be dismissed...