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Posted 6 days ago in Immigration Phoenix, AZ 
David Nabow Soloway's answer
Generally, considering that you were never on a payroll, never received or were... 
Thuong-Tri Nguyen's answer
The IRS (the federal taxing authority) does not care whether you characterize...
Posted 6 days ago in Immigration Seattle, WA 
Eli Mayer Kantor's answer
Unfortunately, you may have problems if you want to return to the U.S. in the...
Posted 7 days ago in Immigration Santa Rosa, CA 
Robert Lee Marshall's answer
You aren't going to get a meaningful answer unless someone reviews all of the...
Posted 7 days ago in Immigration San Francisco, CA 
Posted 6 days ago in Immigration Houston, TX 
Kevin Lawrence Dixler's answer
This is a problem. Most who come into the U.S. without a visa must return to a... 
Posted 6 days ago in Immigration Harlingen, TX
Kevin Lawrence Dixler's answer
The issue is whether you entered the marriage because you were in love with...
Posted 7 days ago in Immigration Texas 
Cynthia Beth Rosenberg's answer
While I do not know the potential sentence for a class C offense in Texas, any...
Posted 7 days ago in Immigration Columbia, MD
Ruby Lichte Powers' answer
It is your burden to prove you are a citizen. An attorney can help you...
Posted 7 days ago in Immigration Bronx, NY 
Karen-Lee Pollak's answer
It should not affect you ability to join the military regardless of whether you...
Posted 7 days ago in Immigration Elkton, MD 
Dori L. Zavala's answer
Your child's father can remain in the US as long as he extends his H-1B visa (...
Posted 5 days ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Dallas, TX
Eli Mayer Kantor's answer
If your prospective spouse can prove lawful entry, and you are a US citizen,...
Posted 9 days ago in Immigration Canada, KY
Ruby Lichte Powers' answer
To help you with this issue, it would be good to know a few key facts that are...
Thuong-Tri Nguyen's answer
It appears you have questions regarding Canadian laws. As this site and the...
Posted 8 days ago in Immigration Atlanta, GA 
Stanley Dale Radtke's answer
You face two difficult hurtles in trying to remain in this country. First, you...
Posted 10 days ago in Immigration New York, NY 
Rebecca Cook Black's answer
212(a)(4) has to deal with the possibility of the person becoming a public...
Posted 9 days ago in Immigration Clinton, MS
Rekha Gulshan Garg's answer
The fact that you are married to a USC and have applied for AOS gives you...
Posted 9 days ago in Immigration Stephenville, TX 
Jean Tien's answer
Ultimately, the decision is yours. However, before you do anything, you should...
Posted 12 days ago in Immigration Monteagle, TN
Juan Paolo Pasia Sarmiento's answer
Unless he was still married with no divorce before you got married, then you... 
John Shuford Richbourg's answer
The fact your husband is undocumented has no bearing on the legality of the...
Posted 10 days ago in Immigration Florida
Jeffrey Adam Devore's answer
This is actually a more complex issue than appears. What you need to determine...
Posted 10 days ago in Immigration Maryland
Rebecca Cook Black's answer
From the information you are giving us, I assume that your mother, a United...
Posted 11 days ago in Immigration Bronx, NY
Scott D. Pollock's answer
A state ID does not have anything to do with one's immigration status. When... |
