Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
No, absolutely not. A sponsor may perfectly meet the requirements under I-864 with their cash or RE assets.
If she does not need to work, or if she does not need to drive a car (because the DMV matches the DLs to the immigration documents), then she does...
Yes, you can if you are sent to India by your company on a business trip.
You will not be found deportable (rarely applied to "public charge" inadmissibility ground), but your I-485 would be most likely denied. What about...
Actually, there is a caselaw to support approvals of petitions for stepchildren if it can be shown that after the legal separation or divorce of...
The length of time you stay at your work has nothing to do with your eligibility to file for K-1 Visa (though, yes, you need to be prepared to be...
You have to do your own calculations. https://www.uscis.gov/greencard/child-status-protection-act
They normally do their own calculation but sometimes they make mistakes, but you or your lawyer can communicate with them about this issue if...
Your frustration is completely understandable, and imagine that as a spouse of a US Citizen you have it easier than spouses or children of legal...
As you noticed, the dates in the bulletin could be deceiving, you could see them current but then DOS may run out of visas. You just need to...