Immigration Lawyer
Practice Areas: Immigration
Here is a link to PERM processing times. Second question would require a case-specific and through analysis. Regarding third question, yes, you may...
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No, green card holders cannot petition for their parents or fiancees. They can petition for a spouse (F2A category in Visa Bulletin), but the...
"Green card" holders (whether conditional or not) are not expected to stay outside the US for more than 6 months a year. If they do so and don't...
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Unfortunately, some cases may take longer than usual because of background checks. You should however speak with an immigration attorney about the...
As a "green card" holder, you could apply for re-entry permit to stay outside the US for up to 2 years. Here is a link to the instructions. By...
You need to show evidence for the entire length of the marriage. You also need to submit a copy of your divorce certificate. Hire an immigration...
Yes, you can leave earlier but it may not be the best option, provided that you may wish to return to the US in the future. Now that you have...
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It does not matter whether the divorce is contested or uncontested. What needs to be proven is that he entered into marriage in good faith, and...
You have a pending immigrant petition (I-526), meaning that you have an immigrant intent. You should not apply for visa with nonimmigrant intent,...
The ideal solution would be if you get married to your US citizen boyfriend soon and file for your "green card." In general, an F-1 student cannot...
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