Filing for a parent
She would need to reside in the United States to maintain status as a permanent resident. Coming in once every six months is not considered...
Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
She would need to reside in the United States to maintain status as a permanent resident. Coming in once every six months is not considered...
That depends. If he was found eligible to apply for a waiver, and that waiver was denied, you can try again before the 10-years is up. ...
You really should meet privately with an attorney to discuss what efforts can be made to bring your husband back to the United States. You can't...
The attorney is doing his or her job, which is to ensure that the employment/experience verification letters do what they need to do in terms of...
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Telling the truth is the only option. You're under oath both on the applications and during an interview. Lying is never a good choice. The chances...
Too much to go over here on AVVO. You need to consult privately with an immigration attorney who can go over the process with you.
Whether you qualify for a U visa will depend on many factors, such as of she was arrested/prosecuted for a crime, whether you assisted the police...
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Yep. The more extensive the evidence you submit, the more likely it is that it will be approved without an interview. But, having an interview...
You do not qualify.