Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, International Law ... +2 more
Separate interviews since even the visa categories are not the same, and in any case a visa interview is a highly individual process.
As Mr. Capriotti stated, you may not work in the US under your current status. You should explore all of your other options with an attorney.
The first suggestion that comes to mind is discussing this with the attorney(s) who filed these petitions and applications, and who know your case...
The better question before you forge ahead would be: is the fiance visa the best option? It generally is not. Consult an attorney to review...
It may be a risky move. You need to consult an attorney to determine whether substantial changes occurred in your country of origin, or whether...
Agree with the prior response. You don't specify your country of nationality. If it belongs to the Visa Waiver Program, you may use it, but you may...
All waivers are complex, and require a discussion of the statutes and case law applicable to your situation. Yours should be prepared by an attorney.
Agree with the prior answers. Why not discuss your options with the attorney who handled the case?
Wholeheartedly agree with Mr. Behar. Skipping legal advice in this situation may have disastrous consequences, financially and in terms of extended...
An I-130 for a non-immediate relative (spouse of GC) is going to achieve little in the short term, beyond of course a priority date. However, your...
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