Immigration Law Author

Eleanor Torres

Eleanor Torres is a seasoned immigration attorney with a decade of experience in handling complex immigration cases. She has a strong background in employment-based immigration and family-based immigration, and has helped numerous clients navigate the intricacies of the US immigration system.

Credentials

J.D., Harvard University, LL.M. in Immigration Law

10+ yearsEmployment-Based ImmigrationFamily-Based Immigration

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Articles by Eleanor Torres

Can Child Support Affect Your Green Card Application?I-485 Approved While in Removal Proceedings: What Happens Next?L1A Green Card Processing Time: What to ExpectWhat Is the Total Current Value of My Assets for DACA Applications?How to Request Emergency Advance Parole in 30 Days or LessCan DACA Recipients Get a TWIC Card?What Does It Mean to Be the Only Joint Sponsor?Can a U.S. Army Soldier Marry an Illegal Immigrant?Can I Apply for Citizenship if I Lost My Green Card?Sample Letter Seeking Asylum in the USA: Format and TipsHow to Apply for TPS in the USA: Step-by-Step ProcessIs There a Limit to Transfer Money to Students on an F1 Visa?Who Can Write a U Visa Letter of Recommendation?N-652 USCIS Will Send You a Written Decision: What to ExpectCitizenship Denied: Can I Apply Again?Valid Reasons to Apply for Advance ParoleDo Colombians Need a Visa to Travel to the USA?Travel History Requirements for Green Card HoldersHow to Transition From H1B to F1 and Back to H1B StatusCan I Apply for Asylum After My Visa Expires?Can a Felon Marry an Illegal Immigrant in the U.S.?I-751 Case Was Transferred: What Does It Mean When a New Office Has Jurisdiction?Why Does USCIS Transfer a Case to Another Office?L1B to L1A Conversion Success Rate: What You Need to KnowHow Many Times Can You Apply for Advance Parole?Does a TN Visa Require Sponsorship From an Employer?Can I Walk Into a USCIS Office Without an Appointment?I-130 Withdrawal Acknowledgement Notice Was Sent—What Happens Next?I-360 Card Was Mailed to Me: What Happens Next?Green Card Divorce and Alimony: What You Need to Know