Can I spell out "NOT APPLICABLE" instead of using N/A?
You may type "NA" or "Not Applicable." You may neatly write the apostrophe in black ink once the applications are printed.
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Immigration Lawyer at La Jolla, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
You may type "NA" or "Not Applicable." You may neatly write the apostrophe in black ink once the applications are printed.
As long as step daughter is a US Citizen, she may sponsor step- dad for a Green Card. She would be wise to retain a qualified immigration attorney....
Yes, you may. I have successfully handled several cases like yours. Be sure to retain a qualified immigration attorney to ensure best results.
Congratulations! Yes, you may sponsor your husband for a Green Card and he may apply for adjustment of status from within the US. Please do not...
I have submitted many in color and many in black and white. Color copies turn out better but black and white is fine as well. Color copies are not...
Your husband has a permanent bar. To overcome this, you will need to work with an experienced immigration attorney. To obtain remote...
Yes, a photocopy should be acceptable.
Yes, this creates a problem. However, with a skilled attorney, the problem can be overcome.
You may separately sponsor your parents for Green Cards. There is no requirement or expectation that you must sponsor both at the same time or that...
The DUI charges will not affect the I-130. However, an affidavit of support will be required. If he is in jail at that point, you will need a joint...