Pasadena, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Pasadena, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
If you have filed for adjustment of status, the NVC would not forward the petition to the Embassy. the I-140 belongs at USCIS under those...
This would depend on what type of case you are talking about, among many other things.
She is not a resident alien until her adjustment of status application is approved.
If he was deported for life, i.e. for an aggravated felony conviction, there is no chance that he could obtain legal status under current law.
No. Your son has to be at least 15-years old to avail of DACA benefits, among other requirements.
Yes, if the priority date for the I-130 would be current at the time of filing.
Your degree(s), qualifications and the position requirements determine the appropriate wage; not the other way around.
It could be an issue to the extent is suggests that you were not living in marital unity during any period in which you previously claimed you were.
Yes, you can, but should make arrangements for someone to advise you if the notice is received in your absence.
You should be able to obtain a change of status to H-4 with the USCIS.