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Even though you have committed domestic violence harassment misdemeanors against your wife, that does not preclude you from sponsoring your wife for... Read Answer
You can file it after it is approved
Your best bet is to retain counsel anywhere in the USA to handle all steps from A to Z so your application can be processed without complications.
In the best situation, you would need waivers of both unlawful presence and of the deportation when your priority date becomes available and you are... Read Answer
You should retain counsel to assist you in your application.
Your refusal to hire an attorney to help with your immigration case is what got you into this situation to begin with. The request for evidence... Read Answer
Unfortunately you will have to find some other way to come back to the US. Your ex-wife cannot sponsor you at this time as the marriage is ended. I... Read Answer
It’s against bar rules to charge an excessive fee. Accordingly the bar would want to know what services you hired counsel to perform. Was it a... Read Answer
Your husband can put down zero on the questions. Your husband should enclose an explanation as to why he was not working with perhaps a copy of his... Read Answer
Where the household size is two, a person making more than $30,000 a year is well above 125% of the poverty guidelines. Those state that for a family... Read Answer
Your calculation of two is the proper number in calculating the affidavit of support for you. You cannot be counted twice, and so your husband should... Read Answer
Your sponsor could explain in a statement to U.S.C.I.S. that he was not working during those two years, and supply any proof that he has supporting... Read Answer
Hire counsel and process the application correctly
Your best approach is to hire counsel.
Persons who have some type of legal status in a country other than the homeland of persecution would find it difficult to obtain asylum in the US.... Read Answer
Generally speaking, a green card holder would not be deportable because of a minor offense. That being said, there are many offenses which in the... Read Answer
If you entered the country legally, your father can probably assist you in adjusting status to permanent residence in the US without leaving. If not... Read Answer
From your fact situation, it is difficult to see that you will be allowed to change your J-1 category within the US. Generally changes of category... Read Answer
Under the circumstances that you describe, there is a good possibility that the company hired the employee without proper authorization.... Read Answer
Your mother-in-law is authorized to stay in the country until the date on her I-94. She can retrieve her I-94... Read Answer
As long as employer A continues with your motion for reconsideration, your H-1B matter would not be affected by your transfer of CPT and working for... Read Answer
You must respond to the request for additional documents. Your failure to do so can result in a denial of your visa application. Whether you were... Read Answer
Start by determining if you are eligible for DACA. It is not a good idea to file an immigration application of you are not eligible for the benefit.... Read Answer
A conviction during the five-year good moral character period can lead to denial of an application for naturalization. More specific information is... Read Answer
You must notify USCIS of your change of address. You may submit Form AR-11 online or by mail. Once USCIS has received your Form AR-11 your address... Read Answer