Timing Issues: Differences between in country filings and consulate filings
Applicants who file their I-601 at a consulate post must remain abroad while their I-601 is adjudicated. With the exception of the Mexican Pilot Program, this process can be lengthy, from six months to a year. If an applicant is in the United States and cannot adjust status to permanent residence due to entry without inspection, May Law Group can carefully plan the timing of the applicant's eventual departure for consular processing of the immigrant visa, along with adjudication of the waiver application, in order to minimize the time which must be spent outside the United States.
Contact an Immigration Lawyer in Pittsburgh or Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, New York
To speak to an immigration attorney about your immigration goals, including obtaining a work visa in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, New Jersey, Virginia, Maryland, New York or anywhere in the United States, we welcome you to contact an immigration lawyer online or call 412-291-4400 | 215-880-4977 | 347-839-1700. Free consultations are available. We represent clients throughout the United States, including Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio, Allegheny County, and worldwide in Korea, Africa, India, and Pakistan.
May Law Group, LLC
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Phone: 215-880-4977
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