I was living in another country but returned to the US every 6 months or so to keep my status as a LPR.
See http://openjurist.org/113/f3d/1512/singh-v-reno#p6 in which the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, which oversees the US District Courts in...
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See http://openjurist.org/113/f3d/1512/singh-v-reno#p6 in which the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, which oversees the US District Courts in...
That employer may be violating both state and federal laws with those $10,000 demands. I strongly suggest porting to another employer, when that...
If someone is married, that marriage would first need to be terminated before a new marriage could be entered into. If he resides in California he...
It depends upon whether you entered the U.S. states with immigration inspection. If you did, then you are eligible to apply, along with the I-130...
Sometimes relief is available but it depends upon the circumstances. From the Executive Office of Immigration Review (EOIR) "Forms of Relief From...
We would need to contact the detention officer to inquire as to the case. Some people are not eligible for bond. Harvey Mechanic, Attorney at...
I am assuming no applications for a green card were started for you back in 2001 (or Labor Certification filings). I am also assuming that you...
I suggest, to start, we contact the Executive Office of Immigration Review (EOIR) as to the status of your Immigration Court matter. Then we can...
I wrote you an answer about 7 minutes ago and, by mistake, I wrote that "This is an Immigration forum". I do answer questions also in the...
Anyone may purchase real estate in the United States no matter what your immigration status is. As for the mortgage rates, each lender would have...