San Diego, CA
Immigration Lawyer at San Diego, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
Unfortunately, no! Life itself is unfair. With a case like this, the smart thing for you to do is to retain a QUALIFIED Immigration Lawyer to...
With a case like this, the smart thing for you to do is to retain a QUALIFIED Immigration Lawyer to carefully examine ALL the facts of your...
To see the progression of priority dates in your particular visa category (or any other) you must check the Department of State's "Visa Bulletin"...
I concur with the answers below. Should DOS refuse to issue you a passport (and consider you a U..S citizen), I would then file with USCIS their...
Estimated processing times are regularly posted by USCIS at their web site. That should give a pretty good idea of what to expect.
That is correct. Last month it took 2 and a half years, due to that category being backlogged. Changes every month, though. No. You CANNOT...
As long as you retained the PROOF OF YOUR LEGAL ADMISSION TO THE U.S. (copy of entry stamp in passport, and/or Form I-94) AND you are now married...
Maybe. But only if you marry a U.S. citizen and that person files a spouse petition green card application on your behalf. You cannot change...
Brace yourselves. It IS going to take more than a year. And with the post being London, you may realistically want to add another couple of...
Seek the advice of a QUALIFIED Immigration lawyer in your area. If your husband is under 31, and otherwise fulfills the requirements, he might ...