If I-485 got denied, do they have grace period?
Assuming you have not maintained the underlying non-immigrant status (ex. H1B, L1B, etc.), you don't have a grace period in the circumstance you...
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Immigration Lawyer at Torrance, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
Assuming you have not maintained the underlying non-immigrant status (ex. H1B, L1B, etc.), you don't have a grace period in the circumstance you...
If you have already paid USCIS Immigration Fee online, you have done pretty much everything you could at this point. All you have to do is wait. ...
You can ask NVC for the current status of your children's case here...
Given the length of your marriage (8 years), you should focus on proving that you have lived together with your USC spouse (under the same roof)...
A restraining order (against your brother) is designed to protect you, by drawing a legal "red line" he shouldn't cross. I don't know what the...
As Atty. Shusterman explained, HIV positive status alone would not prevent immigrant visa/green card approvals. I helped an HIV positive client...
If you have maintained your non-immigrant status (ex. H-1B, L-1, F1, etc.) or if your out of status period (which might have started at I-485...
While O1 may get de fact dual-intent visa treatment, it is not a dual intent visa (ex. H or L) technically speaking. It's probably safe to wait...
"IR5" is an admission code for a parent of a U.S. citizen who consular processed his green card application. If your father already paid USCIS...
You are a born US citizen but are trying to claim Mexican citizenship through "Jus Sanguinis" or through your parent/s born in Mexico, right? ...