Immigration Lawyer
Practice Areas: Immigration
There is no way to properly assess your options without a thorough evaluation of your background. However, as my colleague mentioned, in any case,...
You are still a U.S. citizen and can return and re-establish residency. Whether or not you have lost your residency in the State of Texas is an...
Once you become a U.S. Citizen, you can live outside the U.S. and you will not lose your citizenship - there is no waiting period.
That is correct. If your status is change in the U.S., you can remain in the U.S. during the validity of that status approval document. However,...
The change of status will only be approved if the petition demonstrated that as of October 1, 2015, you will be in valid status in the U.S. If...
Your status is changed as of the start date on the I-9 card attached to the approval notice. If you leave the U.S. once your O-1 is effective,...
Depends on what you mean by undocumented - if they entered the U.S. lawfully but have overstayed, marriage to a U.S. citizen will forgive that,...
You will need to find your own basis to remain in the U.S. (i.e., student, employer-sponsor, etc) - your sister being a U.S. citizen will not allow...
Experience letters are needed from employers to document that you meet each and every requirement stated in the PERM application - only your...
1300 pages does seem to be a bit much. I think you should send as much documentation as possible, but it needs to be relevant, helpful...
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