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Search: Legal Advice written by Neil F. Lewis (59 found)
Posted about 1 month ago in Immigration Tampa, FL 
Scott D. Pollock's answer
You need to consult with a very good, experienced immigration lawyer who will... 
Posted 3 months ago in Immigration Melbourne, FL
Neil F. Lewis' answer
With a few exceptions, anyone who enters the US legally and then marries a US...
Posted 3 months ago in Immigration Jamaica, NY
Neil F. Lewis' answer
The easy answer is no. BUT! You will someday be asked when you separated, and... 
Elaine Martin's answer
You should be fine. If you had been married for less than 2 years when you got...
Posted 3 months ago in Immigration Tampa, FL 
Rachel Baskin's answer
Her eligibility to re-enter the US will depend on her immigration history. You...
Neil F. Lewis' answer
You need to file an I-130 for your wife with the right Service Center in the US....
Posted 4 months ago in Immigration Chicago, IL
Neil F. Lewis' answer
If you are in the process of divorce, you may apply for removal of conditions,...
Posted 7 months ago in Immigration New York
Neil F. Lewis' answer
If your brother in law is seeking US residency through a bona fide marriage to...
Posted 7 months ago in Immigration Miramar, FL
Rachel Baskin's answer
You should contact an attorney to make sure that your husband is eligible to...
Posted 7 months ago in Immigration Tampa, FL
Posted 7 months ago in Immigration Tampa, FL
Neil F. Lewis' answer
When your deportation has already been decided there is little you can do. You...
Posted 7 months ago in Immigration New York
Posted 7 months ago in Immigration Portland, TN
Posted 7 months ago in Immigration Dunkirk, NY
Posted 7 months ago in Immigration Lincoln Park, MI
Posted 7 months ago in Immigration Walnut, CA
Rachel Baskin's answer
You state that you overstayed your visa. If you overstayed more than 180 days...
Posted 7 months ago in Immigration Yakima, WA
Neil F. Lewis' answer
Your best bet would be to qualify your fiancee for immigration bond, and then... 
Alex Meyerovich's answer
Marriage in prison is possible but it is rather difficult process that varies...
Posted 7 months ago in Immigration Georgia
Neil F. Lewis' answer
Your visa to the US was cancelled -- that's what 22 CFR 41.122(h)(3) means (...
Posted 7 months ago in Immigration Fontana, CA
Posted 7 months ago in Immigration San Diego, CA
Neil F. Lewis' answer
If you trust your lawyer, follow his advice. If you do not trust your lawyer,...
Posted 8 months ago in Immigration Tucson, AZ
Neil F. Lewis' answer
Someone here in the US without current authorization is unable to gain a new...
Posted 8 months ago in Immigration Washington, DC
Neil F. Lewis' answer
Your lawyer is a professional. Many lawyers get great results, including me,... |
