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She wants to make sure her son and daughter inherit jointly the rights to her home, which is being somewhat blocked by her daughter. She is in Huntington Park, CA.
answered on Oct 15, 2019
Every client deserves respect. Your sister can have a Revocable Living Trust that specifically divides the home evenly between her son and daughter. How is the daughter blocking your sister's wishes?
Man brought here in 2003 when only 4 years old! Mom abandoned him and older sister (she is now 28) here 6 years ago. Hasn't committed any crimes. Just wants to get a green card once we get married. (I'm a US citizen born here).
answered on Apr 23, 2018
If you came into the country without documentation you will have to consular process. That means that you will file your spousal petition I-130 then when it gets approved you make an appointment to process through the consulate, e.g. Ciudad Juarez. They will ask for a waiver of your unlawful... View More 
Or a ITIN number
answered on Jan 26, 2018
If you marry, then you can file a spousal petition for an immediate relative. Your partner will get work authorization and a social security number very quickly.
answered on Sep 5, 2017
The Code says within a year which means the 12 months preceding.
Could this affect me in any way immigration wise? Like fileing to become resident in the feature? Renewing daca? Or risk of deportation?
answered on Jun 15, 2017
The filing of a bankruptcy will not effect your ability to adjust status in the future. §525 of the Bankruptcy Code says that the government cannot discriminate against you merely for having filed for protection under the Code. As far as your DACA, have you considered applying for Advance... View More
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