Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
A person is presumed innocent unless he is found guility. At this point, your husband should make sure that he hires the best criminal attorney he...
You have stated the existing law correctly. Only if comprehensive immigration reform is enacted into law will anything change.
You can divorce him, but absent any evidence that he married you only to get his green card, he is in the U.S. to stay.
Yes, your husband and son can apply for F-2 visas as your dependents. However, they must satisfy the U.S. Embassy in Manila that they intend to...
No. Your parents are considered "immediate relatives" and can immigrate to the U.S. right away. However, you must submit a separate petition for...
This is a family law question, not a question within the expertise of immigration attorneys.
Unless you have an approved N-470, your absence of 451 days from the U.S. broke your residency for naturalization purposes. If you remain in the...
Not for about a year and a half. See the State Department's August 2010 Visa Bulletin (family-based 2A category - India) at
There is no set time for approving an I-130. If you and your spouse have a child together, the I-130 may be approved in a 2-3 months. However, if...
As long as you can demonstrate that your marriage is bona fide, the fact that your husband is now deployed does not affect your application. For...
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