Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Appeals, Asylum
214(b) refers to immigrant intent. In other words, the consular officer suspects that if your family is with you, you will not return home. ...
It will likely be a problem, but if you told the truth about your status, you may be able to cure the issue by reimbursing the cost of the services...
Your reason for seeking to postpone the interview is not likely to be favorably viewed by the USCIS. The effect is that you are seeking special...
A green card give you lawful permanent residence. Along with the benefit of residence, it also imposes obligations, among them, to live and work...
Much about your case depends on how long you knew your husband before you were married. Was it a wedding with your family members or friends...
You may apply but it will likely be an uphill battle, depending on why you were turned away, and what statement you signed. If you don't have a...
It sounds like your brother has strong ties to his home country and if he has been to the US before, it is likely that he would get the visa. ...
If the case was truly dismissed and not expunged, then you have no adverse record or impediment to qualify for naturalization. You would,...
Every applicant for a visitor (B-2) visa must demonstrate a nonimmigrant intent. In other words, present evidence that she has a reason to return...
Because the US does not have a trade/investment treaty with Egypt, you are eligible to invest only in the EB-5 category. The investment amount is...
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