My husband is a US citizen and i'm a Canadian citizen. We both live in Canada and applied in Nov. 2019. Will this suspension affect the processing time and procedure on our application?
answered on Apr 30, 2020
Yes, due to COVID-19 there is a delay in the processing of most Immigration cases, with limited exceptions. If the referenced information does not suffice you can contact USCIS office. The general notice provided by USCIS is shown below.
"USCIS plans to begin reopening offices on or... View More 
I'm in J1 visa and I applied for an extension yet I got denied. My visa expired already when they sent me the response. I still haven't got married to my boyfriend. If he will petition me in the future and I will file my AOS, will this be a problem because I already overstayed?
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answered on Apr 30, 2020
The denial of your J1 visa will not affect your future adjustment of status. Even if you overstay your time in the U.S. that will not affect your adjustment of status in the future when you get married to your boyfriend.
Bear in mind that until you adjust your status you will be... View More
I am his legal spouse - He has not contacted me and the drs/nurses will not give me any information. I saw on his online chart that he is scheduled for ect in a few days. I feel he is not rational enough to consider the pros and cons of this procedure
answered on Feb 4, 2020
The answer to your question varies based on the state of mind of the patient at the time consent was given.
Informed consent is permission given with the knowledge of possible consequences.
If at the time consent was given the patient was unable to understand the information... View More
Student has lived in MS for most of her life, graduated from MS high school and parents are LPR as well.
answered on Oct 10, 2019
No, a student who lived in the U.S. most of her life, with an LPR status, will not be categorized as an international student for the above referenced purpose.
answered on Sep 27, 2019
No, you cannot petition for your mother when you are 19 years old.
A U.S citizen can petition for their parents if the U.S citizen is 19 years or older.
answered on Sep 27, 2019
Yes, you can file a petition for your fiance after you obtain your U.S. Citizenship. I recommend that you speak with an Immigration attorney who can explain the options that are available for you as it pertains to filing for your fiance.
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answered on Sep 25, 2019
Without reviewing the forms you submitted. I cannot provide a feedback regarding why the petition was cancelled. I recommend that you contact an Immigration attorney to review the forms you submitted, and to review the notice you receive from Immigration Services. The attorney can provide the... View More
answered on Sep 18, 2019
I suggest that you contact the attorney who filed your case. They will provide you with the right answer depending on when the case was filed, and whether the case is a class action or not a class action. Many factors play a role regarding the timeline for cases to resolve.
He recently decided he didnt wanna help with our daughter because he says he only married me for a citizen ship our daughter was a mistake.
answered on Sep 18, 2019
If he refuses to pay child support, an attorney can assist you to file an action for child support. The father will then pay because the order will be enforceable by the court.
Hello...so my friend married a us citizen 1 year and 9 months ago. He is waiting for green card. But the marriage turned sour a year ago when he caught his husband cheating on him. His husband( the us citizen) is doing illegal drugs in the house( where they both live) and has numerous lovers and... View More
answered on Sep 18, 2019
If the U.S citizen spouse is the unfaithful spouse. The other spouse can obtain a green card, absent the U.S citzen spouse's consent. An immigration attorney can assist the spouse to obtain a green card. I recommend the affected spouse to contact an immigration attorney to explore the... View More
answered on Sep 17, 2019
Yes, an Immigration Attorney can file the necessary paperwork for you. To commence that process there are relevant information that the attorney will need to obtain from you. You can choose an immigration attorney in state or out of state to assist you with that matter.
Hi, I (US citizen) am planning on moving outside the country to work and my wife(Conditional green card holder) is also planning on traveling with me. Can she be out of the US for 5-6 months, return to the US for a week, then stay out of the US for another 5-6 months? I would be traveling with her... View More
answered on Sep 11, 2019
Your wife can travel outside of the U.S. up to 6 months without losing her green card. Travel more than 6 months but less than one hear will subject her to additional questions upon her return to the U.S. If she intend to stay outside the U.S for one year or more, it is recommended that she applies... View More
I’m off status on my F-1 visa since July 2019, and married to US citizen since May 2019. Will I have issues filing for green card through marriage. I was planning to do so in the upcoming month.
answered on Sep 10, 2019
You can adjust status because you are married to a U.S Citizen. Your success will be dependent on how the questions are answered, your background history, how the application is filled out, and other important factors that are considered by the immigration officers. If you are not sure what steps... View More
Concerning my case I file for asylum since 2015 but until now I haven't any response
answered on Sep 11, 2019
In order to accurately, answer you question, I need more information. Are you currently married to a U.S citizen?
Both of us experienced flu like symptoms, my pregnant fiance much more than myself.
answered on Jul 28, 2019
If you have proof that you and your finance are affected as a result of the mold from the hotel, you can likely obtain refund from the hotel. Some valid proof of mold exposure includes; Blood Test done to detect mold, or Skin Prick test done by your doctor. The hotel will take your claim more... View More
I had knee replacement in Nov 2017 and when I was given a spinal (which I was aware I would get) a nerve in my back was hit, leaving both legs and feet affected and seeming no hope of it getting better.
answered on Jul 25, 2019
The standard time frame to sue for medical malpractice cases in North Carolina is three 3 years from the date the incident occurred. The referenced time frame is not applicable to every medical malpractice cases. If you are not sure how to calculate the three years time frame from the date... View More
I came to Egypt to study here. Then unfortunately I have lost my passport. Then I couldn’t go back to the USA. But my green card is valid until 2023. What can I do right now? Can you help me by giving your precious advise!
answered on Jul 21, 2019
An immigration officer will look at your absence abroad and look at your intentions, to determine if you abandon your status as a green card holder. If you travel abroad for a continuous year or more, you likely will need a reentry permit to be readmitted to the United States. There are some... View More
The other persons insurance company wants me to sign a release for now and then pay me. Im not sure if i should sign the form now and settle or if i should get a lawyer.
answered on Jul 21, 2019
My recommendation, do not sign the release form and settle, get an attorney to represent you. I recommend that you reach out to an attorney who practices Personal Injury. Most insurance companies do not have your best interest at heart. They will not voluntarily disclose all your options for... View More
I have been invited to work for a company in the US but don't have a work permit. I am currently in the US with a B1-B2 visa. I have been offered employment because I speak 5 languages and have a BA at the Academy of Arts in Amsterdam, Holland. I am a highly qualified administrator with 30+... View More
answered on Jul 21, 2019
The best option is to contact an immigration attorney who will guide you through the process. First you must determine if your potential employer is willing to sponsor you. An experienced immigration attorney will explain the right process to obtain a green card.
Can i file for kids as a green card holder? My Husband is a United States citizen but lose his job so therefore I am the only person working in my household .
answered on Jul 8, 2019
I cannot determine from your question if you are the biological or adoptive parent for the kids, or if your are related to the kids in other ways except for a parent child relationship.
If you are the parent of the kids you can file for them. A person who has green card can file for his/... View More
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