Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum ... +3 more
Sounds like you need a copy of your records. Only hope is that you qualify for a 237(a)(1)(H) waiver. But we need more facts to advise you.
I completely agree with these attorneys and would only add that you can contact your Senator or Congressperson to further inquire about the delay. ...
I may be a bit rusty on my I-751 applications. But I believe that if you filed the I-751 jointly and then are divorced by the time of the...
You may need to hire an attorney to research this further. I believe you can "opt out" your spouse on your asylum application. And if you do...
As long as you get a marriage certificate you are allowed to file for what is called an "immediate relative" petition (Form I-130) and "adjustment...
You need to answer a few more questions if you want the best advice. Is your wife in the USA or Mexico? If she's in the USA, when did she enter...
Have you tried to contact your Senator? In my experience Senators offices are super helpful. Or maybe this number "Military Help Line" exclusively...
The answers to your question depends on many factors. When he came on an F-1 visa did he receive a D/S on his entry stamp? Meaning did he get...
I may be rusty in my American Competitiveness Act for the 21st Century of 2000 (AC-21) law, but I believe it permits an individual to seek new...
I agree with Attorney Hany's response. There is no magic number. As long as you have documents to show you co-habitated with your spouse and had a...
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