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Im a u.s citizen merried with my wife for 10 years,and can i cancel my wife g.c. here in states.?
it is kind of hard to believe that your wife defrauded the government for ten years. i doubt that uscis would e v e r believe you. if it was a fraud then she has had ten years to fake it. either way you waste time and nothing really happens to her.
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What should be i write ?
1. if you do not have an i 94 (it should say on the form) then the answer is none 2. your status does not expire so the answer is not applicable, asylee. on the first page of the form you should indicate that you are eligible for adjustment of status as an asylee. good luck. any problems go see adan vega or bruce coane, immigration attorney specialist in houston.
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How can I best demonstrate evidence of specialized knowledge for L1-B RFE approval?
understand this first. the intent of the rfe is to deny you. 1. comes from your resume, letters of recommendations, certificates, college coursework, 2. i make my clients start with a spreadsheet for a 40 week and have them fill in the blanks in 30 minute incrementes. 3. i would go to the occupational outlook handbook and look for the type of employee to be trained and base your answer on that. their training has to be at a minimum what you had for your position 4. get a statement...
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Can u please answer this question?
well it might but we would beliving in a pretty paranoid world if it did. still, did you tell you phone carrier. those are the real theives. but that is another story. report it because someone could use it in your place to steal you personal information
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Do i get benefit from CSPA?
if your stepmom was a citizen when she petitioned you and you were under the age of 21 when the petition was recieved then you will always be considered a minor child of a citizen unless you marry. come see me in austin. tom esparza
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EAD for L2
applying for an ead is not rocket science and you probalby do not need a lawyer. just download the I 765, read the instructions and file it by certified mail. it can be tricky, but you can do it. good luck, tom
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I Am applying for U.S citizenship but have a DWI last 2007 dismissed in 2008. Am I still Eligible?
. Have yo EVER been arrested YES 2. Have you EVER been charged with committing any crime or offense? YES 3. Have you EVER been convicted of any crime or offense? ASK YOUR ATTORNEY 4. Have you EVER been placed in an alternative sentencing or rehabilitative program (for example: diversion, deferred prosecution, withheld adjudication, deferred adjudication)?ASK YOUR ATTORNEY 5. Have you EVER received a suspended sentence, been placed on probation or paroled?ASK YOUR ATTORNEY 6. Have you...
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Which is a better choice for me. A fiance visa vs marriage visa?
either way you would need a waiver of your unlawful presence in the USA. with the marriage visa you would not need the waiver if the interview was not done until after you had ten full years outside the usa. As you can read below, it can take a long time to get the waiver. get married and haveher file the visa petition. see you in two years. tom There is a waiver of the three and ten year bars but not everyone qualifies for it. You must show that your U.S. citizen or permanent residence...
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Can a person that has a Master Hearing and is in Removal Proceedings travel outside the country to retrieve there US born child
no mam, not unless the removal proceedings are terminated. if you do your are self deporting. you would have no right to return. go see adan vega or bruce coane in houston, two of the best immigration attorneys there. tom
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How to fill out N-400 with Public Intoxication?
yes, you have been arrested, yes you have been in jail and yes, fine for $299 is the appropriate answer. tom
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