Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
No there isn't.
1. your husband would not be doing anything. You would be the one filing for the change of status based on your husband's L-1. 2. You would need...
If she leaves, she will most likely be stuck abroad until she actually can process for the green card at the US Embassy, a period of about one year.
What she needs to prove is that she has the required residence time in the US
The fact that your husband has an order of deportation make this a complex and hard case. You need to retain an immigration lawyer to review your...
Three to nine months
Yes, you should disclose. Not disclosing could be deemed "lying on an immigration form." As evidenced by the recent prosecution of a Mexican...
Third country national processing is always risky. You really do not need an H-1B visa stamp in the passport if you will not be traveling...
If you divorce, the case will be denied. If you do not show up to a scheduled interview, the case will be denied. If the case is denied, the person...
His eligibility for an EAD depends on your L-1. If your L-1 I-94 has expired and you are waiting for the extension to be approved, it is unlikely...
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