Naturalization for a LPR with a dismissed case of disorderly intoxication
You can certainly apply now but it might make sense to wait for 5 years to be safe. Drunkenness may be viewed as affecting your good moral...
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You can certainly apply now but it might make sense to wait for 5 years to be safe. Drunkenness may be viewed as affecting your good moral...
I don't see any reason why she would have a problem if her visa is valid. I would file for her green card as soon as possible. Once your...
You can work for multiple employers provided you have an H-1B for each. An H-1B costs thousands of dollars to prepare and file.
You can peruse Avvo for immigration attorneys. Have you tried contacting the USCIS? You may want to try this online tool to contact the USCIS. ...
It depends, were you a citizen when your son was born? As a naturalized citizen your son will be a citizen too. It's just a matter of the timing...
Normal life events should not have an impact, especially since the person you're marrying is already a legal permanent resident.
That is a good idea. You can wait for his priority date to arrive and then he can immigrate legally.
It's your criminal lawyer's duty to inform you that he may be deported. Generally possession might not be a deal breaker but given the fact that...
Yes, it could slow your EAD application down. They need you to answer questions before your case can move forward.
It should not have a major effect. You may get asked about it but since it was five years ago it will have less impact.