Can I be in trouble for this?
Yes, you can be in a big trouble. Your "ex-husband" would have to petition to remove the conditions on the green card in a year or two without...
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Immigration Lawyer at Torrance, CA
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Yes, you can be in a big trouble. Your "ex-husband" would have to petition to remove the conditions on the green card in a year or two without...
You could certainly apply for F2 status after the marriage, provided you remain in the legal immigration status (probably B2) at the time of...
A legal permanent resident (LPR) cannot sponsor for his/her parent's or siblings' green card. PERIOD. Once your son becomes a US citizen, he...
While your parents could soon immigrate as immediate relative parents of a US citizen, your minor siblings cannot. They would have to wait in a...
Yes, you can apply for renewal without the replacement EAD. I'd apply for a new EAD with the renewal.
To get E2 treat investor visa, you'd have to show YOUR money, not your father's money committed to the market in the US. No risk of using your own...
The short answer to your question is yes. He could get deported. Is he going to be deported soon? Probably not, as long as he doesn't get into...
I don't see any problem with "3-years" answer corresponding to the H-1B extension approval. Plus, since H-1B is a dual-intent visa/status, your...
Your F1 visa applications were denied for "immigrant intent," and I assume your B1 visa was cancelled for the same reason. Since "cancelled...
First, as my colleague suggested, your marriage must be considered legal under the laws of the state where your marriage was celebrated. The mere...