but suddenly while are here for vacation we have came to decide to let our 6 year old child to study here, how can we convert our visa?
answered on Dec 28, 2016
I suggest you consult with a experienced immigration attorney who will determine whether you qualify for any visa. Do not overstay your visas. An overstay will make it very difficult to receive new visa or extend your current visa.
can we apply for her after 60 days she entered united state?
( SHE is coming to help with my new born baby)
answered on May 12, 2016
If you are a US citizen you can apply for her but the approval process might take a while depending on which country your mother is from. I suggest talking to an immigration attorney to get some help and guidance regarding this matter. Many immigration attorneys including me offer free... View More 
answered on Jan 19, 2016
It depends on how he entered the country. There are ways to do it where he does not have to leave the country. It all depends on the attorney. Many immigration attorneys including me offer free consultations, make use of the consultations and talk to an attorney soon. All the best.
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My grandfather applied immigration for my mother and me and my brother was in the process since we were minors. I have been living in USA on F1 visa from July 14th, 2014.
answered on Oct 15, 2015
You may still be able to apply under the previous category if your CSPA adjusted age is under 21. To calculate that age more information is needed, so please contact an immigration attorney in private to help you with this process. All the best.
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I got denied citizenship for lack of good moral character, I had a charge back in 2009 for theft at Walmart. I was 18 back then when i committed the crime but I successfully completed my diversion and have not been in trouble ever since. When I filled for naturalization I forgot to mention on the... View More
answered on Aug 27, 2015
Seek advice from an experienced immigration attorney. Good luck. www.aba-us.com
answered on Jul 23, 2015
It depends on what kind of investigation is going on. In most situations criminal investigations will not prevent you for applying for your fiance but in some cases they do. So talk to an immigration attorney in private tell them what investigation is going on. All the best.
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My husband have a b2 visitors visa. I. Sent in an i130 to petition for him. Do he have to live in America for me to send in his i485?
answered on Jun 19, 2015
Seek for advice from an experienced immigration attorney. Good luck. www.aba-us.com
Jan 01 2014 ,I hadn't renew because after husband lost job everything went downhill we are now getting on our feet and would like to know if I could get deported or if I could still renew even if it was to take longer we have been together ever since 2009 have a daughter Is there still a... View More
answered on May 2, 2015
The stated facts create a complex case. Assistance of an experienced immigration attorney is encouraged. Good luck. www.aba-us.com
I have never left the US, only have 1 misdemeanor when i was 16 for petty theft and its all cleared up now. I am 19 and he is 20. He has been in the military (national gaurd) for 3 years and almost has his Srgt.
answered on Jan 21, 2015
The stated facts create a complex case. Complete contact form on our website to learn how we proceed with your case. Good luck.
answered on May 5, 2011
When you say "supervised deportation" does this just mean your husband was deported? or, did he "voluntarily depart"? if he was deported, he may have to wait ten years to come back, but you may be able to apply for a waiver of this. I would need to verify with further... View More
The manager did not press charges, was not arrested, but has a court date.
answered on Mar 3, 2011
I would need more specific information such as what was the actual charge as filed by the State Attorney. While the State Attorney may offer him a plea that includes no jail or probation, a withhold of adjudication is a conviction under immigration law. For immigration purposes, it will not matter... View More
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