Palm Desert, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Palm Desert, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Criminal Defense ... +3 more
First of all, it depends on where you all live. Second, it usually is a bit easier, shorter and cheaper, to file papers for a spouse instead of a...
The problem is not that you were 12 when you left the U.S., but that you were 19 when you most likely signed a paper that you relinquished your...
To qualify for naturalization you have to have been a legal permanent resident for at least 5 years (3 if it based on marriage to an US citizen)...
Sadly, there seem to be quite a few problems: First is the assault conviction. One would have to check the record to see if it qualifies as an...
It depends on several factors, mainly his immigration history, his criminal history and any extreme hardship on you: If he only faces the 10...
The fee is waived when you file I-130 and I-485 concurrently with the I-765 Wolf W. Kaufmann Southern California Immigration...
The short answer: Many. The long answer: You have to file a petition. That petition has to include quite a lot of supporting documents, from...
Didn't you ask this question about an hour ago? If not, you would need to find a basis for coming to the US, and then find out if your criminal...
To be very honest, he has almost no chance of ever becoming a legal resident. On the contrary, it is likely that the next time he gets apprehended,...
The info you posted here makes it very likely that he will be taken into "mandatory detention" which means that no bond release will be available...
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