Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
Since a DUI is not considered a "crime of moral turpitude", your convictions should not affect your permanent residence status. For more...
You did not specify the type of working status (H-1B, L-1, O-1, P, etc.) that you are extending. However, you can obtain information about any...
It means that the USCIS thinks that you plan to get your immigrant visa abroad. If you mother is a U.S. citizen and your entered the U.S. legally,...
Because of your age when you left the U.S., there probably is no bar to returning to the U.S. But if you plan to return as a visitor or student,...
No, it should have no affect on your application. For additional information, please see
It's a little late to move the August 6th hearing to Chicago, but at the hearing he can submit a Motion to Change Venue to Chicago to the...
The USCIS will not take action on your application for permanent residence until your court case is decided. If you end up with a criminal...
If you are legally present in the U.S., you don't have to do anything. If not, the USCIS will place you under removal proceedings before an...
You should not apply to USCIS for anything - you are subject to the "permanent bar". Please see
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