Immigration Lawyer
Practice Areas: Immigration
If you are lawfully in the U.S., you may as well adjust status, rather than have to leave the U.S. and consular process. If you leave the U.S....
I agree with Attorney Bartlett - if you get divorced right after receiving your green cards, it will raise suspicion that your remained married...
You should consult with your employer's immigration counsel, but it sounds like you need to leave the U.S., obtain an H-1B visa and re-enter in...
The scheduling of your interview and the approval of your EAD are two separate matters. EADs are typically issued approximately 75-90 days after...
You need to consult with a tax professional (CPA or tax attorney) on that issue.
What you do while you are out of the U.S. is not within he purview of U.S. immigration law and does not impact your H-1B status - as long as it is...
Unfortunately, a friend cannot sponsor someone - it must be either a relative or an employer.
You should follow the instructions with the Forms on the USCIS website.
You need to consult with a family law attorney regarding the question of whether you meet the requirements to get a divorce in your state of...
You need to demonstrate to the USCIS that even though the marriage ended, it was entered into in good faith, and not for immigration purposes. The...
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