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Actually I need to have some detailed questions answered.. so anywhere will do .. San Francisco, I guess, would be the best since we live in Sacramento. Ideally I would like to consult with multiple asylum attorneys just to make sure that they concur on my situation..

Could someone provide me the contact information of a good asylum lawyer. Thanks.

asylum attorney So anyone have contact info for a really good asylum attorney??

She can file once she is a LPR.. not as an asylee (page 72-74 of the handbook) Jane green, this is the part that worries me the most. When we file I130 for myself, we have to state when and how she got her LPR. INS doesn't and would not admit their mistake.. they would just put all the blame...

While searching this forum, I came across the affirmative asylum handbook.. as per that it states that a derivative who is no longer a derivative MAY not adjust status.. it doesnot say cannot .. so I am hoping that is good.. As for the AS8 bit, a derivative who files nunc-pro-tunc becomes a...

There is a good chance that a decision will be made on your case. Usually, when an officer is working.updating on your file, the file stays locked and you cannot access the case status online. Just info I have picked..

From what I have understood about nunc-pro-tunc.. a derivative asylee needs to file this application when he/she cannot qualify as a derivative any more. We did get married BEFORE her 485 was approved.. so technically she was not a minor when her 485 adjusted Would USCIS revoke her gc...

Hello All, I need some help with derivative asylee questions.. My wife was in derivative asylee status. Her mother was the principal applicant. Their asylum was approved in 1997 and they filed for adjustment (485) in 1998/1999. We got married in 2002. Her GC was approved on 2004...