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Aunt had citizen appt with immigration and was asked for documents she doesn't have.How she can do it in order to be approved.

Daniel's answer | Answered on November 19, 2013

USCIS officers frequently request additional documentation following Naturalization interviews. Sometimes they may seek documentation that is not...

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H1b

Daniel's answer | Answered on November 19, 2013

You may file an application for adjustment of status based on the marriage and a work authorization will be issued in 90 days or less, under which...

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International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

Daniel's answer | Answered on November 19, 2013

Ask a law school professor for guidance.

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Future employer asking for LCA legal fees.

Daniel's answer | Answered on November 18, 2013

Probably not liable. The company's immigration attorney should know this.

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Freelance work in Canada/Current H1B holder

Daniel's answer | Answered on November 18, 2013

H-1B is employer-specific and does not allow for you to work in the US for other than the petitioner.

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I filed I-751 with unsigned check...:(

Daniel's answer | Answered on November 18, 2013

Consult with an immigration attorney if you do not like the advice you are getting from the USCIS.

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What are my options while waiting for the J1 Residency Waiver?

Daniel's answer | Answered on November 18, 2013

You cannot change your status or adjust status without the waiver. Consult with an immigration attorney for solutions.

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Will a yellow MTA Fare Evasion summons stop me from getting an O1 Visa or a Green Card later?

Daniel's answer | Answered on November 18, 2013

Criminal convictions may affect immigration status and admissions. Civil fines generally would not.

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How can a 15 years boy get green card or is there any other way that he can live there easily ?

Daniel's answer | Answered on November 16, 2013

These is no easy way. Consult with an immigration attorney.

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USCIS: Immigration Relief Measures for Philippines.

Daniel's answer | Answered on November 16, 2013

It is possible to file for adjustment of status based on the CSPA Section 203(h)(3). USCIS may withhold adjudication, however, pending resolution...