All talent that we represent must either be a US citizen or have the
right to work within the US. In order to work in the adult industry in
the US two forms of US issued id's are required
That’s the law. You must be authorized to work. Those who are lawful permanent residents have the right to work, as well.
An employer has no obligation to petition someone for a work visa. The law requires the U.S. employer to first seek someone with the minimum requirements for the job... Read more »
What will be may classification cf or iw
In this kind of cases. USCIS must be notified. A death certificate must be submitted. The petition will be converted to a I-360 petition of a widower.
I'm French citizen living in the US as a permanent resident. I would like to avoid becoming a long-term resident as I don't intend to stay in the US forever. Is it possbile to obtain a O-1 non-immigrant visa instead?
As an immigrant to the U.S. holding a permanent resident status, you are not eligible to obtain a non- immigrant visa such as the O-1.
You must no longer be a U.S. lawful resident in order to qualify for a non- immigrant status or visa.
Before you abandon your resident status, you... Read more »
Or should I do the entire process
This situation is too complex and fact-specific for this forum. You are going to need to retain an experienced immigration attorney and have an in person consultation.
I won my politic asylum case, while I'm waiting for my green card I just got my travel document, if someone can give me a concrete answer please let me know
It is up to those countries whether they will admit you. Have you checked their visa requirements?
Does one year waiting as an asylee count towards US citizenship?
LPR status is retroactive one year from the date it is granted. You are eligible to file for Naturalization on Nov 14 2021provided you meet all other requirements.
My Chinese girlfriend is pregnant with our child. We are planning to marry. She wants me to sponsor her with an I-864 so she can stay and raise our child together. The issue is that she has a child from a prior marriage who lives in China. If I sponsor her with the I-864, do I have to sponsor... Read more »
If you are not bringing the stepchild to live in the USA then you are not petitioning for that stepchild and do not need to file an I-864 as well. As to the "risks" of sponsoring, you must read the explanation of the obligation you are making that is outlined in the form I-864 itself (pg.... Read more »
I am Canadian citizen residing in NYS on a H-4 visa. I recently found out that I was aging out of my visa, as I am turning 21 years old this month. Is there a way for me to remain in the United States? I have looked into switching my H-4 visa to a F-1 visa. I have also looked into getting an... Read more »
As you have stated; you have a number of options. Which option is the best option is largely up to you and your circumstances. Any of the options are time sensitive. I suggest you consult with an experienced immigration attorney to discuss the options.
I got my 10 year green card on November 28, 2020 and my spouse got physically violent earlier December for which he was arrested. He wants a divorce now. By law in NY the divorce would be no fault and cause would be irretrievably broken for 6 months(from August 2020 if divorce gets filed in January... Read more »
If you have successfully removed your conditional residency and obtained your "10-year" green card, then any subsequent divorce will not effect your immigration status.
Now, your husband can say anything he likes to immigration to try in order to try and harm your status, but if... Read more »
I got my 10 year green card on November 28, 2020 and my spouse got physically violent earlier December for which he was arrested. He wants a divorce now. By law in NY the divorce would be no fault and cause would be irretrievably broken for 6 months(from August 2020 if divorce gets filed in January... Read more »
This type of case requires you to retain one of the few attorneys who is experienced in both matrimonial and immigration law. By doing so you have (presuming your facts are accurate) both getting divorced and not having your green card revoked. During this pandemic, you have a choice of either... Read more »
My parents are green card holders can they sponsor me a daca recipient. We entered the us legally back in 1992,and overstayed. However my parents are now legal residents. Ive kept my daca status since it was created and have never left the us.
One of your lawful permanent resident parents can file the FORM I-130 (relative petition) on your behalf if you are unmarried.
As a DACA recipient you are not accumulating unlawful presence upon the issuance of DACA by USCIS. Depending on the age you obtained DACA, you may not have... Read more »
Hi .. i am greencard holder since December 2016 , I have trips outside USA some between 6 months to 1year but none more than 1 year to settle my things and quit the job in my original country , total time outside USA less than 30 months, I settled in USA since March 2019 and have no intention to... Read more »
Unless you have been married to and living with a U.S. Citizen spouse for the last three (3) years, it would be premature to file an application for naturalization, as it seems you may need to file under the "5-year" rule. Even then, if you have any trips outside the United States during... Read more »
If you Enter the country Legally, and your husband is a US citizen, then he can sponsor you for a green card despite the overstay. Counsel anywhere in the United States can represent you from start to finish.
Certain relatives who are either U.S. citizens or residents can file the FORM I-130 on your behalf. You can not self petition.
The type of support documentation that is required to file the FORM I-130 depends on the type of petitioner. Who is your petitioner?
You can read the... Read more »
I have been dating my fiance for a while now. And we really want her and her 3 year old son to come to NY to live with me and my 3 year old daughter. What's the 1st step for someone like me who doesn't have a whole lot of money.
File an I-129F to get a fiancée visa, and among the documents to include, you must show an intention to marry within 90 days of her arriving in the US. You must then marry within the 90 days.
My name is Veljko, I am a 44 years old and HIV positive male originally from Serbia. I have been in a domestic partnership for four years with my fiance Sasha, since we don't have an option to legalize our relationship in our home country.
Back in 2004 I was persecuted for the first... Read more »
If you are seeking protection in the U.S. because you have suffered persecution or you fear that you will suffer persecution due to: race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion you may seek political asylum in the U.S. after you have entered the U.S.... Read more »
how long does it take to obtain SSN ?
You will be able to apply and obtain a social security number after you acquire a employment authorization document (EAD) from USCIS.
In your case, you can apply for the EAD if you have entered the U. S. lawfully and you submit the appropriate applications and petitions with USCIS to... Read more »
Hello. I'm wanted in the USA. While I was on bond I managed to get out of the country because I was very scared of consequences(prison). In that foreign country I've bought a fake death certificate and mailed(under different name) it to US court that handles my case(very stupid idea).... Read more »
You’re going to want to hire an attorney now to negotiate several things. People make mistakes. Feel free to reach out to me (or any other Justia attorney who handles these matters to help you with your situation. My contact information is in my profile. Don’t just “face the music,”... Read more »
Due to irremediable changes in the relationship, I recently canceled the spousal visa process I have been doing for him for 4 years now. Our immigration lawyer does not know what this means for his future now that his legalization process is no longer, but I need guidance navigating my situation... Read more »
You need to post this in the immigration forum, not the family law forum.
if I want to file i485 using my previous employer then what form is needed from them to file my i485 now ?
You will need to contact the prior petitioning employer and ask if the job position stated in the FORM I-140 is still available to you and whether that prior employer is willing to re-hire you. You also must be willing to return to render the appropriate services with that prior employer. Once you... Read more »
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