Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
No, you cannot. Additionally, USCIS does not allow piggy backing a new application on a previously filed but not yet adjudicated one, and normally...
If ICE has picked him up, they will either place him in deportation proceedings, or, if he was previously deported, will deport him. He needs an...
You probably will, as RFEs are now the norm for virtually all cases. But, if you left out other critical documentation, you also risk having the...
You do not give enough information to be able to answer your question. Normally, to be able to file for adjustment of status through marriage,...
Your reference to 10 years suggests that either you have been deported, or that you have triggered the 10 year bar. If you have been deported, you...
In order to move to the US, you will need someone to petition you for the green card. That would have to be a spouse, parent or child, or an employer.
Probably not. If the waiver is not granted, you are likely to be deemed to have entered into the marriage solely for immigration purposes. If that...
He will probably trigger one of the bars. If he has been in the US illegally for 180 days or more, he will trigger the three year bar. If he...
Yes you do, and you have the right to hire another lawyer to take over the case.
First of all, you cannot just file for AOS. Your spouse must also file a petition (I-130). You will need to show a life together. Joint bills,...
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