He resides in Saudi Arabia and the UAE is looking to BAN him from the middle east for stealing money.
He recently got a lawyer asking that our son come to visit for 3/4 months with him. Current agreement is 6 days a month as he was in the US at the time.Our son is remote learning in a US... View More 
answered on Sep 5, 2023
Hello,
You are missing some more facts for an adequate answer. You did not mention where do you and the child reside? How old is the child and who has legal custody? Does your ex-husband pay child support? If your husband, will be, banned from Saudi Arabia and or UAE, where will your son... View More
Prosecutorial discretion time line
answered on Sep 8, 2023
Depends on your case. Today, it may take between six to twelve months.
To be more specific, I would like to know if foreign driver's licenses accompanied with English translation (i.e. international driver's permit) and a valid foreign passport with a valid U.S. visa are acceptable documents to register a vehicle and have its title transferred in the state... View More
answered on Sep 5, 2023
Hello,
You can own a car but you cannot drive it if you do not have a driver license. International driver license, are valid under international law, for a period of time; normally one year from entry to the U.S.
All the best.
Regards,
answered on Apr 26, 2021
You may have to file a waiver of misrepresentation.
I have concluded a memorandum of understanding with a Saudi branch company of a UK registered company. The MoU states that the MoU is subject to the laws of the territory without specifying which territory. In the MoU, the address of the Saudi branch company is given in Saudi. My address as he... View More
I have 2020 tax returns for my husband can I just use that?
Been on hold for so long and time is running out
What should I do?
answered on Apr 12, 2021
You do not need the three years tax returns to file for your relative. If you are eligible, you may file as soon as you can.
Good luck
Binance has over 300k in stolen assets, and refuses to return it or cooperate with investigation, and also locked my account.
In other words, please confirm if an LLC who was properly served with process to the registered agent (who is not an attorney) by court order, needs to hire an Attorney to "Answer" a counterclaim lawsuit as a Third Party Defendant. And please confirm if there is any Georgia State law... View More
answered on Mar 30, 2021
You need an attorney to represent the LLC. If the Registered Agent or any third party, over the age of 18, is served, then you have to answer the complaint.
Petitioner:- Mother (Naturalized US citizen).
Applied for her daughter n May 2013. I-130 was approved and the cases have been forwarded to NVC.
Applicant : (Daughter)
Application Category: Unmarried , Over 21- Current age 44yrs.
Applicants visited the USA previously... View More
answered on Feb 1, 2021
Depending in the basis for her removal, she will need to file for a waiver. Good luck.
Applicant : SON, currently resident in-home country(southeast Asia), never been in USA.
Petitioner - Mom(Naturalized US citizen). Applied for her Son in May 2013. I-130 was approved and the cases have been forwarded to NVC.
Application Category: F1- Unmarried , Over 21 – Current... View More
answered on Feb 1, 2021
You need t provide more information as to ages of the children. Generally, I will include the children at the first opportunity. If the Children were not included in the I-130, he may have an issue of misrepresentation at the NVC. How old are the children? Is domestic partner, living together, is... View More
The bank is in Europe.
answered on Feb 1, 2021
You need to provide more details. You may want to ask your relative to as the local bank or consult with a local attorney on the procedures on how to execute said transfer. Good luck.
Is there any way around this?
answered on Jan 29, 2021
First, sorry about your loss. Second, There are many ways you can proof that you are related. Normally the holding entity will tell you what alternative documents are acceptable to receive teh body. Good luck
I485 is in progress with biometric on 1/21/21 but H1 denied and I94 already expired. Can we legally stay? and finish our next steps for I485 such as biometric, await EAD card and AP card?
answered on Jan 29, 2021
While your I-485 is pending, you are ok to stay in the U.S.
My wife 2 years conditional Green card has been expired however we applied to remove the conditional and we received ( i-797f approval notice for 18 months ) so my question is can she travel overseas for one month with er expired green card and the i-797f approval notice ? are there any risk when... View More
My wife 2 years conditional Green card has been expired however we applied to remove the conditional and we received ( i-797f approval notice for 18 months ) so my question is can she travel overseas for one month with er expired green card and the i-797f approval notice ? are there any risk when... View More
answered on Jan 29, 2021
Yes. The I-797F allows you to travel and your wife should not have any risk re-entering the U.S. Good luck.
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