Immigration question.
First, you must determine whether you may benefit under section 245(i) which permits some persons in your situation to pay a fine and adjust status...
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Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
First, you must determine whether you may benefit under section 245(i) which permits some persons in your situation to pay a fine and adjust status...
A person must be present in the U.S. to change his status. The job must be of the type which can only be performed by a person with a Bachelors...
As a former INS prosecutor in the 1980s, I agree that a person under a final order of removal is not eligible for a bond, even if he was granted a...
Once you submit forms I-485 and I-765, she will get a work permit, and then she will be able to apply for a social security card and a drivers...
I agree that you need to be more specific. For more information, please see
You need to be more specific: What benefit are you applying for? When was your interview? For general information about immigration, please see
It is unwise to apply for L-1A status for someone to be a "manager" of a start-up in the U.S. A "manager" must supervise professionals or...
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You should expect questions about whether you intention is to reside permanently in the U.S. This should be negative if you want F-1 status. ...
The NVC will ask you for government filing fees, the paperwork needed at the U.S. Embassy for the interview, etc. The wait is usually a matter of...
Actually, the current priority date for every country in the world, except Mexico and the Philippines, will be January 1, 2005 starting next week, ...
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