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Paschal Obinnaya Nwokocha
Minneapolis Immigration Attorney.
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Please i need an immigration Attorney?

Asked by a user in Minneapolis, MN - about 1 year ago.

you will have to contact an immigration attorney, and discuss your case to know whether there are issues to worry about.

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What is the forms for the green Card?

Asked by a user in Saint Paul, MN - about 1 year ago.

Yes, as a United States citizen who obtained your green card through the Diversity Visa lottery, you can file immigration petition for your parents. The place you live determines where to file; and your parents' immigration background can determine which forms to file, when to file, and whether your parents can get status in the United States. I suggest you contact an experienced immigration professional in your area to discuss this before you file any immigration petition.

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Dating someone who is in the states illegally How would they go about getting this person citizenship in the states?

Asked by a user in Minneapolis, MN - about 2 years ago.

They can get married, but it appears that he would have to process his green card from overseas depending on some specific circumstances.You will need to meet with an attorney with details. They lawyer may ask questions like whether someone has tried to file papers for your friends in the past, etc., to determine whether there are ways he can process his papers here without having to return home. Be sure to bring any and all immigration documents to the lawyer for review. If the person has to...

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Is there a possibility for me to stay in the US?

Asked by a user in Dickson, TN - about 3 years ago.

You may have various options to remaining in the U.S. You should visit a local immigration attorney with all the documents about your relationship, immigration, etc for review. The attorney may want to know details about the relationship before advice. It is sometimes difficult to analyze various options on this forum.

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I petitioned for my moms green card, and I am also her sponsor. Do i have to remain employed in order for her to get approved?

Asked by a user in Los Angeles, CA - almost 3 years ago.

Your question doesn't provide much information about the status of the petition, and as such it is will be difficult to provide you full/correct answer. Among the questions that an immigration lawyer reviewing your situation would like answers to are: is your mom in the US or she going to consular process; did the second sponsor also loose her job and does she have assets or other sources of income?; did you just file the relative alien petition or has the affidavit of support been filed...

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Which form is the best to file in my case? Should I file an waiver of I-751 or the form I-360? What should I do?

Asked by a user in Lincoln, NE - almost 3 years ago.

I think you have a complicated situation for which an experienced immigration attorney will be necessary. You may be able to file either I-751 or I-360. The details of the abuse and other aspects of your relationship will be helpful before any attorney can render an informed opinion in this case. I suggest you put together a very detailed narrative of your experience, especially the instances of physical or emotional abuse along with police reports and any other evidence you may have. You...

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I'm being charged with theft, can I still apply for Permanent residency?

Asked by a user in Chicago, IL - about 3 years ago.

Pleading to criminal charges can have huge consequences on your immigration matter. Your question does not offer much details of the criminal case against you. You should take all the criminal documents to an immigration attorney in your area for consultation. There are immigration lawyers in your area with expertise on this. Visit www.aila.org, it is the premier immigration lawyers organization in the U.S. On their website, you can search for attorney based on location and area of practice. I...

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I am a divorced permanent resident. Can my girlfriend change her status if we marry?

Asked by a user in New York, NY - about 3 years ago.

Your girlfriend will not be able to get status right away upon marriage to you. You can file relative petition for her, though. But, once you become a citizen, she may be able to apply for permanent residency status and work permit, not withstanding the overstay. So, depending on how long you have been permanent resident, it would be best to consider applying for citizenship.

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What documents do I need as a proff that I am living in USA?

Asked by a user in Belmont, CA - about 3 years ago.

You will need as many documents as possible to verify residence in the United States. To apply for citizenship, you have to demonstrate continuous presence in the United States. The government will require copy of your passport showing all your trips overseas, especially in the past 5 years. If you were gone for more than 6 months at a time, you have to show that you did not abandon residence. Records of hospital visits, bank statements, tax returns, affidavit from your daughter, etc. I would...

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I got a green card through marriage with US citizen. I'm divorced and filing I-751

Asked by a user in Fort Lauderdale, FL - about 3 years ago.

The I-751 is based on first marriage, so the evidence of good faith marriage has to be from that first marriage. Unfortunately, there are times the Immigration Service will request for evidence that you have previously submitted. In that case, you can repackage the evidence with a letter indicating that you have submitted them before. You can supplement with additional records.