Your question is a little unclear. What kind of visa does he have? It might be best to have a detailed discussion with an Attorney. You can use the Justia directory to find one. Good luck.

More information is needed. However, the decision not to attend University means that you have fallen out of status, which can result in being referred to immigration court for removal if the U.S.C.I.S. is unable to approve your asylum application.

You have one year from your admission... View More

You may do the following legal actions to retain levity and balance in your life:

1. Once you are physically threatened or abused call the police, make a police report documenting that abuse and domestic battery in applicable,

2. Go to the local criminal court and immediately file... View More

Any derivation of income from any source by a student on F1 visa in the United States without lawful authority to work in the country is not permitted.

Also, an F1 student cannot own taxes because he’s not legally authorized to work in the United States, however has to pay taxes even if... View More

Yes it’s very problematic to travel to the perceived country of claim persecution being a beneficiary on Asylum case as it will raise a rebuttable presumption of immigration fraud and possibly will place your lawful permanent residency in jeopardy. I strongly advise against it.

Traveling on a tourist or visitors visa to the United States while a foreign national is a beneficiary of a pending immigrant visa will trigger a dual immigrant intent and the point of entry.

You are represented by a counsel of record. It would be improper to guide you overstepping the critical and vital role of the attorney who is professionally retained, familiar with your case and legally obligated to provide a clear, accurate and exact legal guidance to you.

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As long as she is a US Citizen, she would start by filing a Petition for Alien Relative (form I-130) for each of her children that she wants to come to the US. She can find the form and the fee at www.uscis.gov. It is strongly recommended that she at least consult with an experienced immigration... View More

Hello, most Immigration Lawyers practice Nationwide. You can contact a few lawyers to see if it’s a good fit (fee and service scope)

Also, we now refer to people who don’t have residency or work papers as Non Citizen or undocumented. Illegal makes it sound like he did something wrong... View More

As long as you have documentation to indicate that the internship is related to your education and affiliated with the school the location can be anywhere.

After getting your immigrant visas, but before using them to enter the United States, did you log onto the USCIS website and pay your USCIS immigrant fees? If you did not do this, the green cards will not be produced. You can pay the fees after the fact (after you entered), which should trigger... View More

What does your assigned attorney say to that.?

Since you do not provide any specific information on the typo it is not possible to advise you what implications it will have. In general, the approval date on the card is the date used to determine when you are eligible to apply for naturalization. If the date is later than is should be it will... View More

Unfortunately, DACA is not processing new applications. It is best to have the exact address or as close as possible. For example, you can find the zip code using the street address and so on. You can also check old documents for the addresses where you lived before.

The USCIS.gov lists all fees for for each federal form.

However, an AOS (adjustment of status) to LPR only requires a fee for I-485 ($1225, which includes $85 biometrics fee). When I-765 EAD, I-131, Re-Entry Permit are a part of the concurrent AOS filing, (it is called One Stop concurrent... View More

Your situation is very sensitive to dispatch with just one remote legal opinion without a case review and your direct participation. It requires a comprehensive legal case assessment either in person or remotely by Zoom with an experienced immigration attorney of your choice.

At that time... View More

My office is getting many calls lately on DMV requirements for a DL. All of your civil documents should have the same legal name. Your legal name is the name on your BC unless you have a name change document - usually a marriage license - and you have changed your name. Your green card has your... View More

The bars to adjustment enumerated in Immigration & Nationality Act (INA) 245(c) are inapplicable. So, one who was admitted as nonimmigrant visitor without a visa under the Visa Waiver Program (what you referred to as ESTA) can, assuming all other requirements for the Cuban Adjustment Act (CCA)... View More

That is why we always recommend filing a hard paper form with its copy retained in a file. This way an exact submission is preserved with an ability to input all required data on the federal form.

Additionally, there is a possibility of the USCIS having glitches, flaws, internal errors that... View More

There is no one easy answer to that issue. Once the undocumented alien is apprehended, and possibly claimed asylum on merits, the ICE and the DHS forward the generated case for a bond hearing of that detainee. A release on bond is not guaranteed as many factors come into play.

The most... View More