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His felonies may render him deportable/ removable Talk to an Immigration Attorney ASAP, to see if there is a solution www.immigrate2usa.com
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Yes You file a fee waiver on Form I-912 go to www.uscis.com to obtain this form www.immigrate2usa.com
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Sounds like you will need a US immigration lawyer to help you obtain a visa/ green card. For more info on the process see link below and contact us or another lawyer if you have questions http://immigrate2usa.com/practiceareas/non-immigrant-visas/marriage-visa.asp
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Generally, a person who entered the country illegally and is here without proper immigration status must return to his/her home country to file an immigrant visa petition to be able to return to the United States. The problem is, once he/she leaves the country, he/she faces an automatic unlawful presence bar of inadmissibility of 3 or 10 years before they can return (3 years if he/she had been in the U.S. less than 6 months and left voluntarily, 10 years if in the U.S. more than a year)....
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I think you need to start looking into INA 245(k) and hire a lawyer to help you www.immigrate2usa.com
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Not automatically, but there will be a presumption that your green card was obtained fraudulently . You will need to document your marriage was entered into in good faith It is very possible to keep your green card, but I would hire a lawyer now to plan the process www.immigrate2usa.com
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1. Since you areworking legally, you can use your income to overcome the affidavit of supprot requirement 2. Sincey ou are living apart, it wil lraise red flags in the eyes of immigraiton as you have the burden to show you are in a bona fie marriage. Thus, you will need to show proof you call, email, text, visit your spouse among the other "requirements" such as co-mingling of assest, pictures, joint taxes etc... An attorney can heklp you overcome this burden www.immigrate2usa.com...
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You should check with the Nepal embassy to see what they accept. You should not travel to the country in which you obtained asylum , in general www.immigrate2usa.com
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I again agree with Mr Devore Make sure you have proof of your strong intention to leave the US at the end of your trip www.immigrate2usa.com
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You can not lie about your spouse's immigration status. That could jeopardize your application for citizenship. You could try to assert privilege, but in general USCIs rarely does anything if you list you spouse is out of status. Could they notify ICE.. yes.. but that is rare
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