Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
Unfortunately, because B2 visas are discretionary, a consular officer is entitled to deny your husband's visa even if he has strong evidence that...
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It's so very unclear what exactly are you asking. If you were asking about the chances of retaining your F2 category, that has already been granted...
There is a long wait for the AOS interviews these days, so if you already took your biometrics, you need not to do anything else. You just need to...
Yes, he would be able to travel with you on his valid passport, as there are no immigration checkpoints (yet!) in the domestic flights airports....
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Your waiting time in the queue would change, you would move from F1 category to F3. See the timeline on the last visa bulletin....
Well, your lawyer gave you the right filing fee for the I-765, which is $410; however, you already knew that you are filing two applications, not...
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Most likely that you will not be able to get an F-1 because you filed for asylum, which established that you have long-term or immigrant intent by...
If you are asking if it is at all possible, the answer is yes. A lot of asylum cases get approved in court, probably much more than...
The extension letter authorizes employment and travel so it works just the same way as your green card, only for a temporary period. As to your...
Yes, that's not a problem at all since Hawaii is a US state, you just need a form of ID and your passport will work just fine. Your visa is not an...