Imigration reform

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   Veronica Tunitsky

   Houston Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 31, 2013 09:23. We don't know what or when the immigration reform will bring so practically speaking your considerations should be based on current laws.

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   Irene Vaisman

   New York Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 31, 2013 09:28. although you can file the I-130 for your daughter, whether or not she will be able to get her green card is a completely different story which will depend on many other factors. I suggest a consultation with an experienced attorney to discuss options

   This is not legal advice and a client attorney relationship is not created. For a free consultation call (718)234-5588.

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   Dean P MurrayPro

   Hoboken Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 31, 2013 09:29. The reform is only now being discussed. At best, it is in its initial stages. To assess your options at this moment, you should contact an immigration lawyer, whether myself or one of my colleagues. If you appreciate the time spent preparing this answer, kindly consider marking it BEST ANSWER or HELPFUL. Good luck to you.
   
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   J Ferrari

   Los Angeles Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 31, 2013 10:25. Petitioning her would not hurt.
   
   See links below:
   
   http://www.engnishimura.com/immigration-reform
   
   http://www.engnishimura.com/immigration-reform/...

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