Ji Min Kim

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Tacoma, WA

Immigration Lawyer at Tacoma, WA

Practice Areas: Immigration, Family, General Practice

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Are there always interviews for adjustment of status I-485 for adjustment of status for sister under 245(I)

Ji's answer | Answered on March 19, 2013

I agree. It depends. If 245(i), more likely than not. Good luck!

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Could a B2 VISA holder apply for jobs and get interviewed in the US?

Ji's answer | Answered on March 19, 2013

I believe you can seek for jobs under B2 as long as you don't work.

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I am holding F2 now, i wish to change to H1 visa.

Ji's answer | Answered on March 18, 2013

First you need to get a job offer. Your employer will petition for you (h1b). Please remember the job must be 'specialty occupation" requiring the...

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Can being arrested in Saudi Arabia,affect your chances of gettin a visa through k3

Ji's answer | Answered on March 17, 2013

Yes it could. Please consult with an immigration attorney.

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Can it be a problem in the I-130 interview?

Ji's answer | Answered on March 16, 2013

when did you get divorced? child from prior marriage? these are all relevant questions your attorney will ask. Assuming your prior marriage was a...

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Application for spouse of green card holder.

Ji's answer | Answered on March 15, 2013

First you need to file i-130 and prove you are truly married to your spouse. You will get I-130 receipt notice with your priority date. At that...

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How soon can i apply for Citizenship?

Ji's answer | Answered on March 14, 2013

Assuming 1) you received your PR card based on marriage to USC, and 2) you are still married to him in 2014, you can apply for citizenship in 2014.

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