Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
No, you cannot. You must be a citizen before you can petition them.
Her son will have to wait until he is a US citizen to petition her.
It depends on why he did not file. If he did not file because he had no income, it should not be a problem. If he did not file when he was required...
There are not enough details here. You should retain an experienced immigration attorney to review all the facts and advise you accordingly.
Yes, you can get in trouble as that would be an illegal entry. At a minimum, if caught, you will be arrested until your citizenship gets sorted...
Why are you asking the question repeatedly? Please see the answers to your other questions.
You do not state what your husband's status is. If he is a Citizen, you and your daughter are "immediate relatives." There are no dependent...
You do not state what your husband's status is. If he is a US citizen, he must file an I-130 for each of you with the filing fees for each.
I agree both of the previous answers.
Provided you still have a valid L-1 approval, you need to get a new visa stamp at the US Embassy/Consulate. If your L-1 approval has expired, that...
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