My hubby ws arrested for DV and polices saying put him on DO is it gonna affect my green card
It will only affect if you are arrested or convicted of DV. Not if you are the victim. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney to...
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Immigration Lawyer at Santa Ana, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
It will only affect if you are arrested or convicted of DV. Not if you are the victim. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney to...
Make an infopass appointment as soon as possible. I would not wait the 90 days. If the officer gave you an approval notice, take that with you...
Immigration waivers are required for different reasons. To determine who your qualifying relatives for purposes of establishing hardship, the...
As the other attorneys stated, you may appeal the denied I-601. However, USCIS will likely issue a Notice to Appear in Court and start deportation...
Depending on when you entered the US, you may be able to apply for both. However, you need to consult with an experienced immigration attorney to...
The answer is maybe. You have to wait for the priority date to become current to determine if the Child Status Protection Act will apply to you. ...
If your husband is in deportation proceedings, you are not required to go to Court. Your husband may be seeking some kind of relief from...
If you are otherwise eligible, his I-485 has not been decided and the priority date is current, yes you can apply as a derivative. When in doubt...
Normal processing times from the time you file the I-130 and get an appointment at the consulate is 10-12 months. If your husband has been in...
Go to court and get a copy of all your criminal cases with the disposition. Once you have them, make an appointment to consult with an experienced...