Immigration Lawyer
Practice Areas: Immigration
It is not clear from your post how your fiancée has an EAD - if she is divorced, then her green card process is terminated and she may in fact be...
Had you consulted with an immigration attorney, you would have saved the $1,070 filing fee for the denied application and the wasted time. Don't...
Had you consulted with an immigration attorney, you would have saved the $1,070 filing fee for the denied application and the wasted time. Don't...
A green card holder cannot sponsor a fiancé. A green card holder can sponsor a spouse, but that process will take approximately 2 years. If you...
You need to direct that question to a CPA or tax attorney with experience with the taxation treaty between the U.S. and Canada.
Your wife (not you) can file her adjustment of status application only when her Priority Date is current. Look at the I-130 approval notice and...
Where did you get the duplicate from - your employer or their attorney ? That may be a duplicate of the courtesy copy sent to an employer (if they...
While the re-entry permit preserves your permanent resident status when you are outside the U.S. for an extended period of time, it does not...
As a U.S. citizen, you can only sponsor your parents after you turn 21 years old - it doesn't matter if you are married or not.
Yes, it is lawful for each of you to be sponsored for permanent residence. The advantage is that if one is denied for any reason, there is a fall...
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