I have daca, and I married a us citizen, what do I need to do next in order to get a green card?
It depends! If you initially entered the U.S. with a visa, you may be able to file for a Green Card. If not, you may need a waiver or a travel...
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It depends! If you initially entered the U.S. with a visa, you may be able to file for a Green Card. If not, you may need a waiver or a travel...
They may be eligible; I believe they have to be green card holders for 5 years in order to be eligible.
She needs to be in the U.S. more than 6 months out of every year. If she's out longer, she'll need to return and apply for a Re-Entry Permit.
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Hello, if he entered without a visa and has DACA, as you mentioned in a comment, he'll need to travel and re-enter via something called parole. ...
As long as you're not subject to the J-1 2-year residency requirement, you should be fine. It's best to work with an immigration attorney to make...
Yes, you may be able to to; however, the next application - the I-751 - will have to be very carefully prepared. I'd be happy to consult with you...
You 6.5 month trip outside the U.S. may be problematic. Even with a re-entry permit, if you stay out for more than 6 months, you may not be...
Yes, provided that the employer doesn't require someone with a particular type of status to work for the company (e.g., green card holders, U.S....
Whether he can be granted bail for the criminal matter is one thing; an ICE hold ("detainer") is a separate matter. Typically, depending on his...
I agree with my colleague. Traveling back to your home country may be problematic, down the road.