Im my fiance is in mexico and i want to fix him papers what can i do?

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   Alena ShautsovaPro

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   Answered February 18, 2013 23:12. I agree with my colleagues. You should consult an experienced immigration attorney for this matter. You may schedule a consultation with an immigration lawyer in your area, my firm is handling these matters in New York. If you would like free legal updates on these immigration issues you may sign up for our newsletter at http://www.shautsova.com .

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   Karen-Lee PollakPro

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   Answered February 18, 2013 15:16. consult with an aattorney. He may be eligible ofr a 601 waiver if you can show sufficient hardship.

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   Samuel Maina

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   Answered February 18, 2013 15:54. You should speak to an immigration attorney who practices US immigration law. He may be able to obtain a waiver so that he does not have to wait the full ten years. Your attorney will help you to obtain a copy your fiance's immigration file so you can know if there are any other issues that need to be dealt with besides his previous unlawful presence and deportation.

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   Anthony Nze NwosuPro

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   Answered February 24, 2013 21:51. You can file a 601 waiver, however i've been practising immigration law for 11 years and I am yet to see a waiver granted on these facts.

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