Murrieta, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Murrieta, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, International Law, Business
It depends on the charge, and the state in which the charge occurred. It also largely depends on what your immigration status is (green card...
If you've already completed the I-751 process while married with your spouse, the chances of the termination of your marriage having an effect on...
If your own status has not been compromised, then you're entitled to file a relative petition for your lawfully married spouse. The question is...
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Your use of the word "employer" is throwing me a bit. It almost sounds like your employer wants to file a permanent residency application for you,...
It's bizarre your other attorney failed to respond. That could very well have tanked your case through no fault of your own. It's possible to...
Your question depends on the timing of events. If your I-94 is long expired, then you might have accrued unlawful presence which could complicate...
Hello there, It seems to me that you'll have to refile the original I-130 and I-485, but that would also depend on the language used on the...
You're authorized to work now, but most employers will want to see the social security card for verification. Take your EAD card to the SS office...
Marriage is your best bet, and is required prior to any immigration options through your husband materialize. Once married, your husband can begin...
I'm very sorry for your loss. Some of the other comments here though are accurate in stating that adoption might be your niece's best bet for...
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