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Do she require to put his details in citizenship form.if yes, how it impact on her status.son lives with her and take of her.
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Answered on February 15, 2016
I agree with my colleagues, She must include him on her Citizenship application if she wants to file for him later. If she doesn't claim him now,...
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Is my income enough to do an affidavit for my wife and one for my mom?
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Answered on February 15, 2016
USCIS looks at the most recent income information, so as long as you qualify in 2015 you should be okay. however I would advise you to contact an...
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Answered on January 13, 2016
Most Family Law Attorneys offer free initial consultation but from what you are saying you may need more than a consultation to solve this matter....
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Is that legal??
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Answered on January 13, 2016
If your brother either lives with you or is involved in your child's life then it is legal for them to pull his criminal records. They want to make...
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How can I get a divorce without paying no money?
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Answered on January 13, 2016
you should contact your local bar association for help. most of them have a pro bono program where lawyers represent clients for free. Also the...
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Derivative Asylees/Refugees allowed to travel to the principal's country of persecution
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Answered on December 17, 2015
Generally, it is not recommended that an Asylee travel to the country of persecution because the basis of the asylum grant is fear of persecution...
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I don't have a job and my joint sponsor which is my father lived at a different address, would be an impact to my application?
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Answered on December 17, 2015
Your father having a separate address would not impact your application. Your father just has to meet the income requirement in order to be a...
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If I'm illegally in US but got married with a citizen. Is any possibility to get my green card without having to leave?
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Answered on December 17, 2015
First and foremost DO NOT leave the US until you have spoken to an immigration attorney.
if you entered the US illegally, then you will have to...
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