Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Appeals, Asylum
To qualify for an L-1, you need to have worked either as a manager or executive and have a similar position in the US. If you qualify, processing...
The best advice is to discuss this with an attorney. Many factors come into play, including your country of origin and likelihood that you would...
No, it should not, but his wait in the US will depend on whether you are a resident (green card holder) or US citizen. You may want to consult an...
Primero tendra que registrarse en una escuela para estudiar ingles. La escuela debe ser aprobada por el servicio de inmigracion para producir el...
I assume you are saying that you have a US passport. However, if you were not born in the U.S., you will need your certificate of citizenship too....
Your visa was likely approved because your spouse was staying behind. If both of you apply together, there is a chance that your visa will be...
There is no way to answer your question without reviewing your submission and the request you received from USCIS. Consult an immigration lawyer...
There is very little information here on which to base your question. Mere presence in the US is not enough to qualify you for lawful residence. ...
since you've been married some 5 yrs., I assume your wife has a permanent green card. Therefore, a divorce will not impact either her green card...
Lucky for you. I would not worry. If all goes well as the interveiw, you will be done with the whole immigration process.
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