Cross Chargeability for Adjustment of Status? What is it and can I benefit from it?
The first attorney is correct. Section 42.12 of 22 C.F.R. and INA §202(b) determine to which country an immigrant’s visa is “charged” with respect...
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The first attorney is correct. Section 42.12 of 22 C.F.R. and INA §202(b) determine to which country an immigrant’s visa is “charged” with respect...
If you filed an I-360 under VAWA, an interview is not necessary. If you filed an adjustment of status in conjunction with the I-1360, you will be...
DACA requires that you have continuously resided in the United States since June 15, 2007. So, no.
Well, maybe you have a case under the Violence Against Women Act. However, more information is needed and I recommend that you have a consultation...
These types of cases are generally too complicated to provide meaningful advice in this forum. If you have a copy of your immigration file, consult...
We do not know your current status to be able to tell if it will be affected. We do not have enough information to determine if you can apply for...
First thing you need to do file the paperwork to become a US citizen. As an active member of the military, special provisions may apply to you. ...
I agree with the other attorneys, but I will add one more thing. Unfortunately, airlines do not always understand the meaning of the automatic...
Just submit a copy of your marriage certificate. Do not send originals, unless specifically requested to do so. Good luck.
Yes. If more than two months have passed since USCIS issued your receipt notices, give them a call. Good luck.