I have a quick question that I’m having trouble with. I petitioned for my husband and our I 130 got approved now I have to file an I 864 but my concern is that I was also previously married to my ex husband and petitioned for him back in 2015 and also filed an I 864 for him back then with a joint... View More 
answered on May 5, 2020
If any of the following is true, then you do not need to include him:
If he...
a. Became a US citizen, or
b. Has worked, or can be credited with, 40 qualifying quarters of Social security earnings, or
c. No longer has lawful permanent resident status and has... View More
I have been granted asylum with an I 94 that says asylum granted indefinitely. My work permit is expiring and I couldnt renew it because of the pandemic. My employer said that I need to submit new e9 employee verification to continue working. Uscis website say I dont need work permit coz of asylee... View More
answered on May 5, 2020
An employee can present a List A document OR a combination of List B and C documents. Your EAD card is a List A document. Without it you can present a combination of List B and C documents. So you can present you Drivers License (List B document) and your Social Security Card (List C document).... View More
My son was born in Mexico. I was born in California. He became U.S. Citizen Abroad through me at age 3. He has been convicted of a felony and now ICE has put a hold on him for when he gets release in June.
I want to know if he can get deported or if not how can I prove his citizenship to... View More
answered on May 5, 2020
If he is able to prove that he is a US Citizen, then he could not be deported. Though there may not be enough time to apply for the Certificate of Citizenship for him if he transferred to ICE custody in June. But its good to have that process started right way. Please consult an immigration... View More
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