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You will most likely have to refile/renew your I-751 petition and make sure you have the correct and proper evidence to present to the immigration judge to make sure that your case is presented properly and that you do not have your green card taken away from you. I advise meeting with an immigration attorney to discuss your case because you need to be prepared for an immigration court hearing.
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You may be eligible for a waiver of your illegal status and able to apply for adjustment of status through your U.S. citizen wife. Particularly because your U.S. citizen son has a special condition which will require him to remain in the United States. You will have to return to Mexico to apply for the waiver but this process can move very quickly if you file the proper evidence and documents. Please feel free to contact me about this waiver application. Mary E. Bluma, Immigration Lawyer (...
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Hello, yes, you would have to file the fiance visa while you are out of the United States. The process can take around 6 months. Otherwise, if you get married earlier in the U.S. he can file an I-130 petition either in the United States or UK. Feel free to call our office for additional information. Best, Mary E. Bluma 312-909-6003
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Yes. You will have to file a waiver. Our firm has been successful with this application (see below client reviews) and would be happy to discuss your options. Please feel free to call our office for a consultation. Mary E. Bluma (312) 909-6003
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you should have an attorney send their attorney appearance to ICE and try to prevent the deportation. He may be eligible for a bond but I would need to revew more of the facts and circumstances surrounding his criminal history. Please feel free to call our office for a consultation. Mary E. Bluma 312-909-6003
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You can apply 90 days before you are eligible.
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Hello, Our firm has been successful in obtaining waivers for overseas clients. Please feel free to contact our office for additional information, Best of luck,
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You can sponsor your wife but you will probably need a joint sponsor for your affidavit of support since you are unemployed and currently do not have an income.
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Did your mother file charges against your father? She may be elgible for a U visa or VAWA and you could potentially be a beneficiary on these applications. You should contact an immigration attorney and review all the facts of your case to determine what avenues of relief are available to you. Mary E. Bluma Immigration Attorney (773) 235-9300
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You will have 30 days to appeal the decision. I'd advise you meet with an immigration attorney ASAP to review the facts surrounding your case. Please feel free to contact or office. Mary E. Bluma, Esq. (312) 909-6003
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