Two years of total marriage is sufficient for 10 year permanent residency. Best of luck.
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A copy of your green card should be sufficient. Best of luck. Verdin Law Firm, LLC
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This case has a high probability of success as long as the packet is well documented to show a bona fide marriage. All of the forms necessary for filing can be found at www.uscis.gov. However, if you want to an expeditious handling of your case, I would recommend that you hire an attorney. Does your husband still possess evidence that he entered with the tourist visa? This will be a key document to show a valid entry with inspection. Best of luck. Verdin Law Firm Dallas, TX
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Consider seeking that ICE administratively close proceedings given the new prosecutorial discretion memos. Contact our office with questions. Best of luck. Verdin Law Firm, LLC Dallas, TX
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She will be placed in removal proceedings for committing two crimes involving moral turpitude after obtaining her residency. Her defense should be Cancellation of Removal provided that she has 7 years of continuous presence before committing the first theft offense. She needs an excellent and experienced immigration lawyer to prevail in this case. Best of luck. Verdin Law Firm, LLC Dallas, TX
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I would definitely file to request a bond redetermination hearing to attempt to lower the bond amount. However, depending on which judge he gets, the focus will be on what relief he has available to him. If he doesn't have relief other than voluntary departure, then it's possible that the Immigration Judge will leave the bond at $10k. I recommend that you coordinate a consultation with an experienced immigration lawyer asap. Best of luck. Verdin Law Firm, LLC DALLAS, TX
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At this point you can either file a motion to reopen the I-751 denial, or if your case gets referred to Immigration Court, then you can renew your I-751 before the immigration judge. You definitely need to consult with an experienced immigration lawyer at your earliest convienence. Best of luck. Verdin Law Firm, LLC Dallas, TX
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Have you already taken the Voluntary Departure order from the Immigration Judge? You might be able to extend proceedings while you allow your husband the opportunity to seek naturalization. Does he have the requisite time? If you decide to take Voluntary Departure, then you will be subject to the 10 year bar. However, you will be eligible to file a waiver for the unlawful presence under 212a9B of the Immigraiton and Nationality Act. I recommend that you consult with an immigration...
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There is no current program that would help you. However, if you have US citizen children or a spouse, then if you were ever caught and placed in removal proceedings, then you could fight your case via a Cancellation of Removal. In the meantime, you need to wait patiently for comprehensive immigration reform Best of luck. Verdin Law Firm Dallas, TX
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The issue comes down to intent. As long as you did not have the intent to immigrate when you entered with the B2, then you can be successful in obtaining your green card through your future US citizen spouse. I would recommend that you coordinate an appointment with an experienced immigration lawyer so you can become educated on the entire process. Best of luck. Verdin Law Firm Dallas, TX
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