Chula Vista, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Chula Vista, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Litigation
I would argue that technically, as you were inspected and admitted, you are eligible to adjust status now that you are married to a U.S. citizen. I...
Your U.S. citizen spouse must file a petition for alien relative (Form I-`130) on you behalf so that you can file the I-485. If your spouse has not...
The usual process has three main steps (1) filing of the I-130 petition for alien relative with USCIS, if approved then (2) completing process with...
You have not provided enough information for a complete answer. I would tell my clients the following: 1. Your naturalization application will NOT...
Assuming that the single, misdemeanor DUI arrest and conviction was disclosed at the interview, it should not be a basis for removal (deportation).
I would be VERY hesitant to submit declarations from those family members, their actions can be considered alien smuggling. When they applied for...
It appears you were never formally charged, therefor there is no conviction. As such, you are not an enforcement priority and these executive...
The marriage will be considered a lawful marriage assuming you are both legally able to enter into this marriage. Just beware of not triggering the...
You are the ones that decide who the primary is. I would suggest that you do your daughter's H-4 under the father as now his visa will expire at a...
If you did not file and actual for I-765 with USCIS, I would say the answer is no.
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