San Jose, CA
Immigration Lawyer at San Jose, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
Hello: I'm not sure why you concealed the fact that you were married. The results of lying on an immigration-based application can be severe. If...
Hello: I agree with the other attorneys. It will be key whether your spouse is a U.S. citizen or resident. Even if your I-130 is approved you...
I agree with what others have said. Generally, the easiest way is to marry a U.S. citizen. Of course it would have to be a legitimate marriage (not...
Use the name he has on his birth certificate. You cannot lie on the application about what his name is. You can always include additional evidence...
Maybe I'm missing something but if she falls under the petty theft exception as described I do not believe the I-601 waiver is required. But I'm...
In some circumstances one can work if one can show some type of unexpected financial hardship or one may be able to work on a limited basis on...
Your husband would file an I-130 first. Second, considering you entered illegally (did not just overstay a temporary visa) you may be eligible for...
You should be fine (in terms of immigration status). The wait time to get your citizenship however will be longer if you are no longer...
He will need to go through a local consulate where he lives to do this process. Generally, he will have to show that he does not have a permanent...
Hello, You do not need to wait. For your spouse, the forms you will generally need are the following: I-130 I-485 G-325A (for you to...
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