Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
If you petition for him while you are an LPR, there is a possibility that your future husband could be arrested at your marriage interview at...
No, you must apply for either, but not both. Please see http://shusterman.com/temporaryvisas.html
Assuming you did not obtain your green card through an offer of employment and are not planning to remain outside the U.S. for 180 days or more,...
Please see http://shusterman.com/o1extraordinaryability.html to see if you qualify for O-1 status.
You can start your own business as long as you are not on the payroll. However, H-4 is a non-working status so you cannot be employed in the U.S.
You can work using your CPT as long as it is valid. The answer to your second question depends on the reason that your application for...
Not necessarily. However, unless the U.S. is your place of "permanent abode" and you pay resident income taxes, you will be deemed to have...
Unless your husband obtains a green card prior to your divorce, once the divorce is final, you are no longer his wife, and cannot sponsor him for a...
Do not worry. Whether your daughter resides in the Philippines or Australia, she is still your daughter. Your daughter's residence has no effect...
Even though your husband is in jail, he can still sponsor you for a green card. However, you will need to get another U.S. citizen or permanent...
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