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Thank you for your inquiry. The recent changes do not apply to your particular situation. That being said, any applications you file will be...
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Immigration Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Immigration
Thank you for your inquiry. The recent changes do not apply to your particular situation. That being said, any applications you file will be...
If your son was 19 at the time you got married, he is not considered your husband's 'child' for immigration purposes. This means that the husband...
From your question, it appears that you're not working with an experienced immigration attorney on your husband's case. This case is far too...
Assuming you're still living in a marital union with your U.S. spouse, your best bet would be to file for naturalization (you can do that even if...
If your marriage is real, it is not hopeless. You just need to get yourselves an experienced immigration attorney to save the case.
From your description, it appears that you did not live in the U.S. between the ages of 18 and 26 (which is all that matters for the Selective...
If you fall out of status, you will be ineligible for adjustment based on your wife's I-130 petition (given that she's an LPR and not a U.S....
If you would like to sponsor your wife for permanent residence, an I-130 petition is, in fact, the form that you will need to submit. Whether she...
Theoretically, you can get married and process your permanent resident application without leaving the U.S. In reality, there are many potential...
The paperwork your father was given should shed some light on what actually happened and what options he now has. It could have been "expedited...