Family are living in the US on L1/L2 visa but I don't qualify. Any options?

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   Jose Moreno

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   Answered January 28, 2013 18:08. It would be prudent to consult an immigration attorney to extensively review your facts.

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   Bruce ClementPro

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   Answered January 28, 2013 18:37. You should re-post this question on the Immigration forum.

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   Lisa SeifertPro

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   Answered January 28, 2013 21:47. A lot of possibilities, and difficulties. It will be worthwhile for you to have your own immigration lawyer to help you strategize. Be serious.

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   J Ferrari

   Los Angeles Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 28, 2013 17:58. None are apparent based on the little you have posted.
   
   You should retain an experienced immigration lawyer, whether myself or one of my colleagues, to review all the facts, advise you, and handle the case.

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   Samuel Maina

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   Answered January 28, 2013 21:14. There are many things you need to consider - I would speak to an immigration attorney

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