Last time I used my green card to do it, now since both of my cards are expired at the same time how I can get an ID?
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answered on May 16, 2023
If your green card has expired while you are waiting for your citizenship application to be processed, you may face challenges in obtaining a state ID or driver's license. However, each state has its own rules and regulations regarding identification requirements, so it is important to check... Read more »
I am looking to move from the US to the UK sometime in the beginning of next year. My boyfriend is a British Citizen in the UK and I am looking to join him & get a place together but we don't know all the specifics of the Vistas. We have done some research but are both a little confused on... Read more »
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answered on Mar 29, 2023
If you are planning to move to the UK to live with your boyfriend, you will need to apply for a visa that allows you to enter and remain in the UK. There are different types of visas available, depending on your circumstances.
One option could be the Spouse Visa, which allows married... Read more »
I am looking to move from the US to the UK sometime in the beginning of next year. My boyfriend is a British Citizen in the UK and I am looking to join him & get a place together but we don't know all the specifics of the Vistas. We have done some research but are both a little confused on... Read more »
answered on Mar 21, 2023
Just like the United States, there are attorneys who practice immigration and visa law in the United Kingdom. The abuse of a visitor visa has consequences. You must both decide your mutual needs and whether you have an intent to immigration with a competent and experienced immigration and visa... Read more »
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answered on Mar 15, 2023
The fastest way for your friend to obtain a work permit and tax ID will depend on their specific situation and qualifications. Here are some options:
H-1B visa: If your friend has a college degree or specialized skills in a specific field, they may be eligible for an H-1B visa, which allows... Read more »
I have a wife and children born in the states and would like to know if its possible to recuperate the status
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answered on Mar 2, 2023
If you have been outside of the U.S. for more than 2 years without obtaining a reentry permit or returning resident visa, you may be considered to have abandoned your permanent resident status. However, you may be eligible to apply for a Returning Resident (SB-1) visa, which can help you regain... Read more »
As a 20-year-old Christian, if I am at the age of 20 and the age of majority in Alabama is 19, then what would happen if I moved to Mississippi, in which the age of majority is 21? Will I turn back into a boy in that state?
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answered on Feb 26, 2023
No, your age and status as an adult do not change based on the state in which you reside. Once you reach the age of majority in your home state, you are considered an adult and that status remains regardless of where you move within the United States. Therefore, as a 20-year-old who has reached the... Read more »
As a 20-year-old Christian, if I am at the age of 20 and the age of majority in Alabama is 19, then what would happen if I moved to Mississippi, in which the age of majority is 21? Will I turn back into a boy in that state?
answered on Jan 26, 2023
The age of majority is governed by the law of the state with the most significant relationship to the contract or transaction in question. Your place of residence at the time of the contract or transaction will be a meaningful contact in that analysis.
I need a social security number inorder to get a job and nor have to worry about finding side jobs.
answered on Sep 17, 2022
You must qualify for USCIS employment authorization to lawfully work. If you work without a work visa or authorization, you will have to file for a tax identification number with IRS Form W-7. That is, where you need to file for taxes.
You will need more than a Social Security Number to... Read more »
answered on Aug 2, 2022
No, F-1 students are not permitted to work for Uber.
Please see https://www.shusterman.com/f1-visas-students/
answered on Feb 20, 2022
You will be able to amend your submission at the interview, however, take notice that any omission or discrepancies may raise certain rebuttable presumptions that may complicate your final state of the application.
I'm a New Zealander we have fallen in love and want to be together. Both mid 50s. Due to fly home February. Been friends for a year. Met in person and we want to marry and I would like to change status to be with him in USA for immediate future.
answered on Dec 29, 2021
You may be eligible to obtain Permanent Residency through Marriage to a United States Citizen. You would be filing for Adjustment of Status and your spouse would need to file a petition for you by completing Form I-130. You should file all the required petitions and include the supporting... Read more »
answered on Dec 20, 2021
The original question is vague as it’s content does nor provide enough to analyze the issues well. Please restate with more facts.
He has a valid passport and ID. I'm scared that in alabama, ICE will be involved quickly. And that our marriage wouldn't be classified as "legal."
answered on Sep 2, 2021
Your marriage will be legal unless one of you is already married to someone else or under age.
Your husband may be eligible for a waiver of his unlawful presence and a green card. I suggest you contact an experienced immigration attorney to discuss the possibilities.
Subject: lost Greencard
I have a conditional greencard through marriage. Unfortunately, I lost all my legal documents overseas including my greencard. I was able to return to USA with a travel permit. Now since I'm here, I haven't been able to replace my SS or to get my drivers... Read more »
my spouse passed away last yr and we never applied for citizenship. now i have legal problems. and getting close to retirement. I would love to go back to Philippines.
both kids are born here. what are my options?
answered on Aug 16, 2021
In general, your option is to remain the USA or return to the Philippines. It is not possible to give you specifi advice without additional information.
2009 Alabama Code
Title 32 — MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC.
Chapter 6 — LICENSES AND REGISTRATION.
Section 32-6-10.1 Foreign national Alabama driver's license /non-driver identification card/vessel license.
Section 32-6-10.1
Foreign national Alabama... Read more »
answered on May 6, 2021
Because the current elected officials of the State of Alabama likely have some misperceptions about immigrants and want to label you.
If you don’t like the label, complain to your ‘State’ representative and Senator. What it is doing ‘may’ be against Federal law in that it may... Read more »
We received, Request for Evidence (Form I-485) from USCIS (issues with Cosponsor).
However, my wife was just offered a job, making over $100,000 a year plus signing Bonus, contract ready to be signed.
But my wife has not received an 'Authorization for Employment' approval... Read more »
We received, Request for Evidence (Form I-485) from USCIS.
My wife was just offered a job, making over $100,000 a year including signing bonus, contract ready to be signed.
But does not have an Authorization for Employment' approval.
My wife is very worried.
Any... Read more »
answered on Apr 28, 2021
A contingency fee agreement is a form of billing that allows for an attorney to be paid a percentage of the damages awarded at the end of the case instead of an hourly rate. In contingency arrangements, the attorney agrees to take on the case without charging their regular hourly fees. This is... Read more »
I came to the US on a tourist visa and wanted to stay here for a few weeks to visit my boyfriend, before my visa expired we got married because we never wanted to spend a day without each other again. We filed the paperwork and it came back because we did not know that we had to include about... Read more »
answered on Mar 11, 2021
You may qualify to file on your own. I suggest you consult with an experienced immigration attorney.
Is there any way to get him considered legal, he has a tax ID because he is a subcontractor, he has never been in trouble. Got deported because of racial profiling, he has no tatts, had 1 earring at the time but the cop said he looked like a gangster.
answered on Mar 10, 2021
I am sorry to hear what your husband went through. He should get an ITiN #; you could reach out to the tax preparers agency to see if they could assist you with that. Regarding his immigration status, I don't have enough facts to provide you with a more accurate answer. Still, he may be... Read more »
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