Portland, OR
Immigration Lawyer at Portland, OR
Practice Areas: Immigration
You should talk to an attorney. If you quickly divorced (either after you got the greencard, or after you became a US citizen) they might look...
This is not an immigration question. I'll re-classify so that you can talk to a family attorney.
Talking to an attorney is definitely a good idea. Either there is something in her file ... or she doesn't present herself 'properly' and they...
It sounds like you didn't keep in touch with the school and that, because you didn't go to school last winter term, they were required to notify...
You are on the right track. Basically, they've done a background check on the company and you don't have to file as much paperwork in the future...
You should talk to an attorney. It is possible that he could have gotten a greencard at the same time as your mother ... and could still be...
You are wise to leave the US before you turn 18-1/2 .. it will leave the door 'open' for visiting, or living in, the US in the future. As for...
Yes, as an OCCASIONAL guest speaker, you can do this under a B-2 tourist visa as long as you don't 'replace' any US...
Talk to an attorney. Most likely you will lose this...
As the other attorney mentioned, a fiancee visa isn't necessary ... but it might be her only option. Quite possibly, unless she is in the US...
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