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Petition to Remove the Conditional Residency and the Divorce Waiver While the Green Card has already been received, it is necessary to file what is known as the Petition to Remove the Conditional Residency. If this is not properly filed within 90 days before the expiration of the Conditional Green Card, the status will be automatically terminated. My office can file everything necessary to show that the marriage was bona-fide and that the USCIS should remove the condition in order to issue the...
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You need to maintain your H-4 until you get an approved F-1.
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If you did not intend to marry when entering the U.S., have been here more than 60 days and want to marry for love and not to get the Green Card, you can file an adjustment here in the U.S. without having to leave.
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The cap-gap is made for this exact reason when the classes end, but the H-1B does not start until subsequent to that time.
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If the money is obtained legally and is your money, then it would should qualify for the investment. The nature of the EB-5 will allow most types of businesses that are not passive in nature.
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That will depend upon if you are on valid B1 or not. If so, you would change from B1 to J1.
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You must wait to adjust until the visa number is current. However, if your wife naturalizes, then you will be an immediate relative and can adjust anytime thereafter.
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Hello: Some will depend if he entered legally or illegally. Also, I would need to know if he had anything filed prior to April 30, 2001. If he falls under an exception or 245(i), he can adjust here in the U.S. Otherwise, he must file under Consulate Processing, leave the U.S. and also apply for the Waiver of the 3/10 year bar. Please see more below. Regards, Brian D. Lerner Attorney at Law
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Hello: It sounds like you got a deportation order in absentia. It is necessary to make the motion to reopen the deportation in absentia hearing. Then, you would need to be paroled back into the U.S. in order to fight the case. There are some more specifics that I would need to know at this point in order to let you know the best avenue to take. Regards, Brian D. Lerner Attorney at Law californiaimmigration.us
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Hello: She can marry you. However, you should look to see is she is subject to the 2 year foreign residency requirement. If so, then regardless of your status, she would have to leave or obtain a a Waiver. Regards, Brian D. Lerner Attorney at Law
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