Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
Once you are out of status, your options become extremely limited, and most likely are just those you already listed. You should retain an...
You do not state how your husband entered the US, nor what your own status is. if he entered the US legally and you are a US citizen, then you can...
Unfortunately not. You would have to both qualify for 245(i) and have a petitioner in order to be able to get the green card. You would not be able...
I would strongly suggest that you retain an experienced immigration attorney to review all the facts in your case so that he/she can then advise...
If she entered illegally, she will need to qualify for 245(i) in order to be able to get the green card in the US.
There is no grace period. You are expected to leave when you resign. Also, if you resign before October 1st, you will not be granted a change of...
If you have filed for Adjustment of Status, that is the final step towards getting the green card. Also if the Adjustment of Status has been filed,...
Since he was already deported once, illegally, he should get an attorney to avoid any further wrongful deportations. Unfortunately, it is far too...
You can fly out of the US from any place in the US without a problem.
If you are a US Citizen, you child might also be a US Citizen. If so, you would apply for a US passport at the US Embassy in Manila, and she would...
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