Tennessee Immigration Legal Questions

Assuming you are a U.S. citizen it is a multi step process 1) File an I-130 to show the relationship 2) Approved I-130 is sent to National Visa Center 3) NVC collects $ and immigrant visa forms for Department of State 4) Case is shipped to the consulate for medical and interview. I would be happy to consult with you on your case. I do charge for consultations but whatever is paid for the consultation would be a credit toward the fees for your case if you retain us for further work after the consult. The consultation can be scheduled as indicated below by contacting my secretary, Janet, by phone or by email.... Read Answer

If you were a citizen bringing a spouse she would be considered an immediate relative and the process would be faster. As a green card holder you may still petition for her and I advise getting the first stage on file ASAP but there is a queue for these visas and the speed will depend on availability of the visas and how soon you can apply to become a U.S. citizen and upgrade your petition. I would be happy to consult with you on your case. I do charge for consultations but whatever is paid for the consultation would be a credit toward the fees for your case if you retain us for further work after the consult. The consultation can be scheduled as indicated below by contacting my secretary, Janet, by phone.... Read Answer

If you were not granted your green card, if your husband divorces you, your application is cancelled since you are no longer married. If you are the victim of abuse or cruelty by your husband you may be able to file an self-petition (Form I-360) and could be granted a Green Card even if divorced.... Read Answer

If you do not have even a two year green card, you are not eligible for the green card and the application process will terminate. If you already have the two year card, you can file for the permanent card on your own. However the timing of the divorce is important there so you need to make sure you follow those guidelines to preserve eligibility.... Read Answer

Yes you may file the Petition for your wife and you will need to also file an I-864 Affidavit of support. If your income does not exceed 125% of the Poverty Guidelines, you can try and meet the Public Charge test with three times the amount in liquid assets. If this is still not enough then you will also need a co-sponsor who makes enough money. If you would like a consultation on the facts of your specific case feel free to contact me as indicated below. I do charge for consultations but whatever you pay for the consultation would then be a credit toward the fees for your case if we are retained for services after the consultation.... Read Answer