Long Beach, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Long Beach, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum, Contracts & Agreements
Hello: The L2 is a derivative or dependant status to that of the L1. You could not apply for the L2 unless your husband had the L1. Thus, when...
Hello: If you can show he actually entered the U.S. legally and you are a U.S. Citizen, he will be eligible to adjust in the U.S. (assuming he...
Hello: From the information you have given, your husband would have qualified for a Waiver of the 10 year bar the moment he left the U.S. Thus,...
Hello: Whether you can apply for her will depend on whether you are a U.S. Citizen and whether she entered the U.S. legally and whether she has...
Hello: As a Green Card holder, you cannot get a U.S. Passport until you are a U.S. Citizen. Thus, I would first want to see if you qualify....
Hello: I am assuming he is not under an exception here as there was probably nothing filed prior to April 30, 2001 for him. If so, let me know....
Hello: As long as you have a vaild visa to enter the U.S., it will be valid. However, that does not prevent Immigration at the port of entry...
Hello: If done properly, you can have your status adjusted in the U.S. under the circumstances you have presented. Please see more...
Hello: The United States does not recognize dual citizenship, but they do not take away a foreign country's ability to recognize it. Thus, you...
Hello: It will depend. Basically, it must be determined if it is a crime of violence. Depending on the officer and the jurisidiction it will...
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