Belen Teresa Gomez’s Answers

Belen has answered 42 questions

• Deferred action law?

  Asked by a user in Costa Mesa, CA - 3 months ago.

  I see a few issues here: one is that you entered so close to your 16th birthday. You will need some kind of documentation to show that you did enter before you turned 16. Another issue is about...

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• Can a person be issues a FEE WAIVER on either a I=130 or I-601A Form?

  Asked by a user in Santa Ana, CA - 3 months ago.

  I agree. There isn't a fee waiver in this situation. It is also necessary to show that the applicant/beneficiary will not be a financial burden on the U.S. government and requesting a fee waiver...

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• Divorced naturalized US. citizen, got married after a year with non US citizen. Green card application for her/him? Issues?

  Asked by a user in San Francisco, CA - about 1 month ago.

  Having been divorced is not usually an issue unless there is reason to believe that the marriage was solely for the purpose of getting lawful status. Multiple marriages within a short time could be...

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• Can I have a contract promise to reimburse me back between me and daughter of intending Immigration?

  Asked by a user in San Jose, CA - 3 months ago.

  The government may require a joint sponsor so that the applicant will not be a burden on the US government. I have never heard of a case were the joint sponsor is held liable for any help that the...

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• In removal proceeding,married to my USC wife,what supporting documents do I need applying for my I.130 and work permit?

  Asked by a user in Amsterdam, NY - 3 months ago.

  A visa would need to be immediately available to file an I-130 and I-485 while in removal proceedings. This is usually the case where the petitioners is the spouse of the person in removal. A...

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• Joint income in sponsoring I-864

  Asked by a user in Plano, TX - about 1 month ago.

  I agree with my colleague. A co-sponsor is someone with lawful status that will have to complete the I-864 form, and provide the supporting documents.

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• Naturalization for Spouses of U.S. Citizens

  Asked by a user in Montvale, NJ - 3 months ago.

  I agree with my colleague: 1) the 2 years of conditional residence is counted in the three years, and 2) the 18 months must not be consecutive however long periods of time outside of the US could be...

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• My husband has never reported taxes, this will be our first time doing it, how many years does imigration require for his?

  Asked by a user in Fort Worth, TX - 3 months ago.

  In cases of a spouse petition, I recommend that the person sponsoring (in this case you) file taxes for the last 3 years. This shows that you can provide for him, and he will not be a financial...

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• Do i have a good chance of getting approved for deferred action?

  Asked by a user in Santa Ana, CA - about 1 month ago.

  If your boyfriend receives government benefits such as calworks for your son, that will not affect your DACA application. The benefits are for your son, and as long as there is no fraud against you,...

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• 2008 was a victim of domestic violence by father of child but never got married just lived together , can i apply fro green card

  Asked by a user in Orange, CA - 3 months ago.

  You may be eligible for a U visa. I suggest you gather the police report and other court documents you have relating to the restraining order and consult with an attorney. If your petition for a U...

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