Torrance, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Torrance, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
Yes, a new spouse could apply for H-4 status through change of status or consular visa application (assuming she is otherwise eligible). And yes,...
Your arrest (and conviction) information will eventually come up in the CBP's database and might come up at your re-entry as an LPR down the road. ...
Assuming your 2007 petition (I-130) was already approved and forwarded to National Visa Center (NVC) for consular visa processing, each applicant...
The approved advance parole (I-131) allows you to travel internationally without abandoning the pending I-485 application but it does not confer...
Unless you made a fraudulent EDD (unemployment insurance) application, this should not affect your N-400 application. You may want to consult with...
A DUI offense is not a deportable offense (at least for now) and should not affect your I-90 green card renewal/replacement process. You may be...
The petitioner does not have to be in the U.S. at the time of the visa interview. But she must have be domiciled in the U.S. - i.e., live in the...
Since USCIS shut down the biometrics operations (along with interviews) for about 5 months last year (due to COVID-19) and has been processing in...
Since your husband's has started your immigrant visa process, it is not generally advisable for you to apply for a new non-immigrant visa that...
It simply means that NVC has received the approved I-130 case from USCIS. In the past, NVC did not send any notice until the priority dates were...
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