Immigration Lawyer
Practice Areas: Immigration
Of course it is possible. It depends on, among other things, your medical, criminal and immigration history/background.
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It depends on the route taken and the classification she is eligible for. She should ask her employer's immigration counsel. Yes, you can obtain...
You must be in the U.S. when the application for an EAD is filed - you do not need to remain in the U.S. while it is pending.
That application is moot - you already have your green card.
It may be enough. Nobody can provide you with an evaluation without reviewing your entire filing and support package. If it is really important...
Your employer filing an I-140 petition would not affect your pending I-485, but it also isn't necessary.
There are many different routes to permanent residence in the U.S. In your situation, you may want to find an employer willing to sponsor you. For...
As long as you are lawfully married, where you got married is not an issue. Hopefully you were legally in the U.S. when you got married -...
USCIS no longer issues interim EADs. You can go and simply indicate that your EAD application has been pending more than 90 days and you are...
The process to extend your status depends on what your current status is. Also, you must be in valid status at the time you request the extension.
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