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Asked about 1 year ago - Houston, TX
FlagMy current lawyer says he has to go to Mexico. My husband runs our business if he goes to Mexico 5 employees are left without a job including myself. I would be left with bills and face hardship. We have been married for 5yrs with no children, I had just started seeing an IVF doctor to try to concieve. What can we do.
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You have an attorney. He/she knows the facts of your case. We do not. You need to ask your questions from your attorney.
You are essentially asking us to second guess your attorney without having all the facts. No competent attorney is going to do that.
You certainly are entitled to a second opinion. However, rendering a second opinion requires an analysis of all the facts, including any filings by your present attorney. That is not something that can be done for free through Avvo. You would need to retain an attorney for the purpose of giving you that second opinion.
Maybe the new proposed rule will help. Ask your attorney about it
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Hello, It is a tough question to answer based on the facts you present. On the one hand, the hardship you face will actually help in making your case a stronger case. On the other hand, if you already have an interview scheduled in Mexico, the 'provisional waiver' will unfortunately not help you. Best case scenario is that your case processes quickly and does not go under supervisory review, which can take longer. For more information on I-601 waivers, visit: http://www.swagatusa.com/educational-materials
Dhenu Savla, Esq.
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