Recent content by kpatel2874

Hi Sddesh: You should probably consult with an attorney, you're asking lots of questions and only a licensed attorney is truly best-suited to give you the proper legal advice. Second, I am not going to address everything here since I am short on time, however, as for question #1, if you lose...

Hi there Seige: You are asking questions that should probably be posed to a licensed immigration attorney, that's what they are there for. I would be definitely seek counsel as to the inspection portion of your question, entering the US can be a tricky situation for nonimmigrants and LPRs. As...

That does seem like a dicy situation, I am sorry but I haven't dealt with something like that before. Keep scouring the net for answers, good luck. There might be some immigration attorneys who specialize in this.

Hi there: If you are an LPR who has lived in the US for 12 years, why don't you naturalize and become a US Citizen, then sponsor the both of them for their own green cards? Good luck.

Hi Steven: As you know, the E1/E2 visa is the "next best thing" to a "green card". But the requirements vary somewhat from consulate to consulate (and it would be in your interest to apply in Brussels, not in the US on a B2 visa which leads to the "intent" issues"). Perhaps the above poster...

Hi: This is definitely one of the more complicated areas of the law. In order to qualify for an E2 visa, you need to make a "substantial investment", and although you have an existing business, I don't know how much income it generates. It has to be a material business, meaning the business...

Hi Vgoyal: You're looking at the H1-B portability, extension, and amended petition issues and it is a complicated area of the law requiring thorough evaluation. This is something that your employer's law firm is best suited to handle, or in the alternative, a licensed immigration attorney on...