Torrance, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Torrance, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
Sure you can. It shouldn't negatively affect your F1 student status, but one could become a dependent (F2) of the other).
Once you two decided to live here permanently, he shouldn't be travelling with B1/B2 visa because he might face troubles at the border/airport due...
This is a duplicate question, and I already answered to the first one you posted. Technically, the child is "applying with you" only if his/her...
You must disclose ALL of your children on the form. Your son's case will be "included" in your I-751 petition processing (i.e.., he doesn't have...
Where is your father? Did he get green card in 2003 and gave up her status in 2005? Or, he came here illegally and left (hence "waiver")? ...
Claiming to be a US citizen on I-9 is a huge mistake because, if USCIS discovers it during the process, your case will be denied (it's a permanent...
You could always try and see how it goes. Having a US citizen brother (or F4 petition) shouldn't be a major "negative" factor in B1/B2...
All you have to show is high school education, its equivalent, or two years of qualifying work experiences. See:...
It is technically possible but is not a good idea. By having a pending K-1 visa case, you have generally "expressed" your immigrant intent to the...
Ask your current lawyer a copy of your file for evaluation (without terminating the attorney-client relationship yet). The file belongs to you,...
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