Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Employment & Labor
Your brother should tell the truth. There can be serious consequences for lying to an immigration official.
Yes you still have to disclose even if your record was expunged. Also a requirement for citizenship is proof of good moral character. Consider...
People lose their original I-94 all the time so not to worry. Submitting copies is fine. You can also replace your I-94 by filing Form I-102.
In situations like these, it is best to set up a consultation with an immigration attorney to discuss all the facts specific to the case, and see...
I agree with my colleagues above. Disclose and provide an explanation. Also request the official records.
Always be truthful on your applications. Unauthorized employment is typically forgiven for immediate relatives of United States citizens. Your...
You do not have to wait until you get a job in the U.S. to sponsor her. You can use her income to meet the requirements. If her income is not...
Your question is a bit unclear. Would you mind rephrasing it? Thank you.
Should not be an issue. USCIS is more concerned about the criminal history of the individual they are seeking to admit.
This American male needs to work with an experienced attorney to file an N-600 Application for Certificate of Citizenship. There are certain...
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