Clear answers to common questions about working with Mark and preparing for an immigration process. For legal advice or representation, consult a licensed immigration attorney.
What kinds of immigration questions can Mark help with?
Mark provides general process guidance for B-2 visitor visas, F-1 student visas, marriage-based green card applications, USCIS notices, requests for evidence, extensions, changes of status, and document preparation.
Are you a lawyer?
No. Mark is not an attorney and does not provide legal advice or legal representation. He offers general immigration process guidance, preparation support, and help organizing questions and documents.
If your situation involves a legal dispute, removal proceedings, inadmissibility, unlawful presence, a missed deadline, or another complex legal issue, speak with a licensed immigration attorney.
Can I stay in the United States while a change or extension request is pending?
There is no one-size-fits-all answer. The effect of a pending request depends on the type of filing, your current status, the timing of the filing, and your individual facts. A pending request should not be assumed to create lawful status, work authorization, or travel permission in every case.
Get advice from a licensed immigration attorney before relying on a pending filing to remain, work, or travel.
Can Mark help me request another copy of an approval notice?
Mark can help you organize the information needed for a replacement request and identify the relevant USCIS process. If the missing notice involves a filing error, status concern, or legal deadline, consult a licensed immigration attorney.
What happens during a $100 consultation?
You will have focused time to explain your circumstances, ask questions, review the documents or notices creating uncertainty, and identify practical next steps that may deserve attention.
What should I prepare before a consultation?
Bring a short timeline of your immigration history, copies of relevant notices or forms, important dates, and a written list of your questions. Do not send original identity documents through the contact form.
Can anyone guarantee that USCIS will approve my case?
No. Immigration outcomes are decided by the appropriate government agency, and no consultant or attorney can guarantee an approval. Mark’s role is to provide clear process guidance and preparation support.
How do I request a consultation?
Use the contact form, call or text (347) 674-7662, or email MarkBusaConsulting@gmail.com. Messages are reviewed during posted business hours.
Still have a question?
Request a focused consultation or send Mark a message about the process you are working through.