Which degree? and from community college?
You will not receive a bachelors degree from a community college. You will need to speak to universities and see how many credits you can have...
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Seattle, WA
Immigration Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
You will not receive a bachelors degree from a community college. You will need to speak to universities and see how many credits you can have...
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It depends on what your education and experience is. Consult with an immigration attorney. Some students first go to OPT after F-1 then see if...
No, there is no such law and I do not think anyone has proposed a law like that so it will likely never be an option anytime soon. Don't believe...
I agree, file again. Also you should consider filing for U.S. Citizenship, it makes life much easier and you will not have to deal with immigration...
That is a very thoughtful question, you have done your homework. More information will be needed, however as its a very complicated situation....
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Unfortunately you will have to wait the several years for the spouse of a permanent resident category or until you become a U.S. Citizen. She can...
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Extreme hardship has more to do with abuse. If your marriage was real but then you later decided to divorce then you should be fine getting the...
You need to speak witth an immigration attorney to see if you have any other options. But most likely your best option is just to find another...
The biometrics appointment usually comes in 2-4 weeks. You can make an infopass appointment and see if they will let you do the biometrics early....
The marriage is still valid. For marriage purposes it is irrelevant what an individual's immigration status is or whether or not their social...