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   Stephen BermanPro

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   Answered January 27, 2013 13:12. They should meet with an immigration lawyer. They can get their questions answered when the meet with the attorney.

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   Jamahl Kersey

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   Answered January 27, 2013 12:42. USCIS should not give your friend's husband a hard time. The officers are prohibited from discrimination on the basis of one's disability. I agree with my colleague's time estimate, and yes, he would need to provide his own interpreter.

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   Theodore Murphy

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   Answered January 27, 2013 12:23. The process takes about five to six months. The couple will have to take their own interpreter.

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   Nicklaus Misiti

   New York Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 27, 2013 13:37. They would not give them a hard time because he was deaf. Make sure she works with an attorney. My firm handles immigration matters and has successfully represented many disabled clients.
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   Nicklaus Misiti
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