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answered on Aug 20, 2018
Not necessarily; however, if the government implements the new public charge regulations, it could be one factor that is weight negatively against anyone who has applied for and received it.
Why so many years for reentering the US since 2000
answered on Jun 3, 2018
Was he convicted of a crime? If so, what was the crime?
See an immigration attorney before he gets deported. He is entitled to a hearing before an Immigration Judge.
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answered on Jun 3, 2018
If you are convicted, the answer is yes. Assault and battery is a crime of moral turpitude. You need a criminal attorney and an immigration attorney.
I have been dating a foreign girl for the better part of a year. She is planning on coming to the States for a month to visit me, family, and some colleges and possibly come back on a Education Visa later.
From a legal standpoint, what is the legality of getting married while she is here?... View More 
answered on Apr 28, 2018
Under the Trump Administration, if you are going to get married to someone you is here on a B-2 tourist visa, it is best to wait until they have been in the US for 90 days before getting married.
I have been dating a foreign girl for the better part of a year. She is planning on coming to the States for a month to visit me, family, and some colleges and possibly come back on a Education Visa later.
From a legal standpoint, what is the legality of getting married while she is here?... View More
answered on Apr 28, 2018
Under the Trump Administration, if you are going to get married to someone you is here on a B-2 tourist visa, it is best to wait until they have been in the US for 90 days before getting married.
I'm also a former participant in IYLEP (Iraqi young leaders exchange program) and this program took place in the united states and I got harmed and really bothered in Iraq for being a part of it, so will this thing help me if I apply?
answered on Jan 9, 2018
Yes. You should speak with an immigration attorney ASAP to provide specific details about your case to see if it is viable. You must file within one year of your last arrival.
answered on Feb 2, 2017
Has he ever been in the USA before? If not, he could try to apply for a tourist visa at the US consulate in Guatemala City. He would need to show very strong connections to Guatemala.
answered on Jan 28, 2017
I suggest that mother and daughter have a private conversation with an experienced immigration attorney before answering any questions.
Hello, my wife, in Jamaica tried to apply for my son's visa. They denied the visa and stated that how she got hers was not right because she had said she did not have a child with an lpr dad, but she was not asked about it and she had told them she lives with her parents and child, also that... View More
answered on Jan 14, 2017
Yes it is possible. She may be charged with misrepresentation of a few issues considered to be material. I suggest you have an experienced immigration attorney review the file before she takes any action.
How can I prove my U.S citizenship when I have no birth certificate, SSN, school records, And even medical and dental records?
Because I am 17 years old. And I plan on going to job corps for awhile... I need a birth certificate and a SSN... (Kinda rushed on time... SOOO I kinda wrote this... View More
answered on Jul 14, 2016
Hello,
This matter is better handled privately, there is a possibility for a FOIA in your situation. Consult with an immigration attorney in private to handle this problem. If you would like a free consultation feel free to contact my office (323-803-7147).
All the best.... View More
I would like to submit simultaneously i-140 (EB1 immigration working visa) and i-589 (asylum) in July, i. e. 1 month before my visitor status ends. I know that most probably i-140 result will be sooner than i-589. But both i-140 and i-589 results will be after my visitor status ends. And most... View More
answered on Jun 27, 2016
Hello,
Regarding filing two petitions simultaneously, it shouldn't create a issue as USCIS deals with the applications separately, even more so when you apply for asylum. If you are self-petitioning for an I-140 the process is completely different compared to an employer sponsoring... View More
i-140 means form for the purpose of EB1 visa (immigrant petition for the alien worker).
answered on Jun 2, 2016
You may be able to apply for Asylum but note that the processing time and the interview scheduling times are very long and it might go even longer now that the elections are approaching. I suggest you talk to an immigration attorney to find out if there are other benefits that might help in the... View More
My dad file for my mom for a permanent resident card but she got denied because she try to cross illegal with documents of another person, and my mom bean in Mexico for 10 years and I'm a US citizen and I would like to file here papers again you think will have the same problem
answered on Aug 12, 2015
The stated facts create a complex case. Seek opinions from an experienced immigration attorney. Good luck. www.aba-us.com
answered on Jul 28, 2015
You can only petition your direct relatives (Spouse,siblings,parents). Talk to an attorney to find out what options your niece has if she wants to come to america. All the best.
"15 years of successful immigration law experience. The answer above is only general in nature cannot be... View More
I am an F1 OPT extension in USA. My Employer, a cap exempt company applied for my H1 Visa. I am planning to apply for MAVNI. Now, as my H1 application is with immigration , i am worried as US army is going to send my documents for verification to USCIS who have my H! application also. ough the... View More
answered on Jan 26, 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 Dec 5, 2014
If your F-1 status has lapsed, your SEVIS code will be invalid, and the school will discover this during the application/enrollment process. This may also alert USCIS to the fact that you're still in the US and may cause them to look into your current status, a process which will likely end in... View More
answered on Nov 27, 2010
Dear Madam,
If ICE has a hold on your husband you could request a bond hearing for his release if ICE would not release him. The attorney representing your husband would have to show that he is eligible for some sort of relief from removal. If your husband has US Citizen Children and his... View More
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