245(i) under 4th Preferende and adjustment of status
It sounds like you are 245(i) eligible. You can always apply, but the question is whether it will be approved. You should go over with an...
Torrance, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Torrance, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
It sounds like you are 245(i) eligible. You can always apply, but the question is whether it will be approved. You should go over with an...
Sponsor's obligations end when the beneficiary earns 40 qualifying credits, regardless of the time of earning such credits.
I agree with my colleagues. You probably look desperate to come to the U.S. after 6 visa refusal, and it will be uphill to get a different visa. ...
The conviction for whatever crime he committed probably made him deportable (and possibly ineligible for bond). You want to discuss with an...
I agree. That is for a foreign address. If you use the latest PDF reader to fill out the form, that section (postal code) would be blocked after...
You will start with filing an immigrant visa petition (Form I-130), and once it is approved you work with National Visa Center and US Consulate in...
Law requires USCIS to make the decision on I-751 within 90 days of the interview, but there is no "penalty" on USCIS for not following the...
A domestic violence conviction makes you deportable, and a passage of time won't change (unless the law changes). Whether ICE will puts you...
I-130 proceedings and asylum proceedings are different proceedings and independent from the other (except for identity issues). If he seeks asylum...
You would have to address that question to Canadian lawyers.