Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Appeals, Asylum
Responses to Requests for Evidence (RFE) can be taxing. In your case, I see a list of several points on which evidence is being requested. It...
The answer to your question depends on whether he is eligible for an L-1 based on his work experience, job title and job duties. You need to...
Because you are a US citizen, it is unlikely that your husband would be issued a visitor visa. The better strategy would be to file for his...
The rules are the same for all applicants. Based on the facts presented, if you have no criminal history, you will need to file form N-400, pay...
If you marry a US citizen, an expired visa, unlawful presence or unauthorized employment are all forgiven, provided that the marriage is bona fide...
You ask more than one question and the totality of circumstances of your case cannot be accurately evaluated without a consultation that examines...
Your facts are a bit confusing, but I believe you are referring to a financial sponsor. Before addressing that question, you need to know that if...
Yes, you may file the N-400 90 days prior to completing 3 yrs as an LPR, if you are married to and living with your US citizen spouse. Otherwise,...
You always must answer the questions truthfully. You will need to support your N-400 with a certified copy of the judgment and its dismissal.
If your husband is from Germany, he likely entered on the visa waiver program--without having to apply for a visa. This gives him permission to be...
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