An immigration hold can mean different things. Usually, it refers to an alien who is detained by state or federal authorities. If your boyfriend is in custody of a state or federal detention facility, it means as soon as he is released from a state or federal custody, ICE (Immigration Custom Enforcement ) will take over the custody and continue to hold your boyfriend in their custody. You can find out about this by calling the jail/prison; or you can call local ICE office. You should have...
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The process should be the same as your ex-wife. Your current wife should bring original documents of divorce decree and new marriage certificate. Make sure to bring some bona fide marriage between you and your current wife too in addition to proof of your valid H-1B status in the US
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It sounds like you filed too early. However, the denial notice will tell you exactly why your N 400 was denied and you should take it to an immigration lawyer for consultation.
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I think the question is whether the uncle can sponsor her or him based on the relationship and whether uncle can adopt him or her in order to be sponsored as an adopted child of US citizen. Your uncle cannot sponsor you based on the relationship between two of you. The adoption for immigration purpose is complicated. Usually, adoption has to occur under the age of 16 for the child. The only exception to this age is if you have sibling who is under 16, then your uncle can adopt you both for...
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How long for your illegal boyfriend to get green card depends how your boyfriend entered this country; which country he was born and how good their marriage is. Speak to a lawyer.
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You should hire an lawyer to represent you in your Natz application process. Arrests and convictions in another country which happened more than five years are also considered in the Natz application for good moral character.
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Sometimes, it is good to add your spouse to the application and sometimes it is better to leave her out. If your asylum application is not approvable (who knows), then it may be better for you to leave her out if you do not want her to be in removal proceedings. You should consult with an immigration lawyer who can review your case in detail before you decide to add her on the application.
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Your parents may still have obligations to sponsor you based on I-864 they filled out at least 10 years ago. I guess you need to hire a lawyer to help you out if you can afford the attorney fees.
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You should get married now and add your spouse to your case while it is pending with NVC.
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I do not see why you cannot. Why are you concerned in the first place?
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