What is the quickest way for a Naturalized US Citizen to sponsor Green Card for his younger brother who is above 21?
I concur with attorney Behar's answer. Brother needs to explore other, much more quickly realizable options.
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I concur with attorney Behar's answer. Brother needs to explore other, much more quickly realizable options.
This type of lengthy fact pattern requires a private consultation with a lawyer.
I agree. USCIS rarely, if ever makes such "mistakes". Check what you typed in on that I-130 again.
I concur. Consult with an experienced attorney via Skype on sister's behalf - before she does anything with the US consulate.
There is nothing to do with immigration law in this question.
Don't you have an employer's attorney properly advising you?
That one is too remote. Should not have any effect now. Be truthful and disclose.
Consult with your employer's immigration lawyer on this one.
Need to review your entire immigration history to be able to meaningfully opine.
Don't even try to change your status here in the USA - not worth it. Briefly depart and ask to be readmitted on your J-1 visa. Much cheaper.