Wells Ted Wakefield's Answers (121)

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I heard today the the i245 bill is going to re-open, Is this true and how does one qualify?

Wells's answer | Answered on January 17, 2012

As of today, there is no re-opening of 245(i). Depending upon on your boyfriend arrived, you might have options. Best to consult with an attorney...

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What do i have to do until i can find money to get a lawyer? i130 done now need help on sponser

Wells's answer | Answered on January 17, 2012

You might check with Catholic Charities or a legal clinic for help. If you can't afford an attorney these are good options. Good luck!

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I-130 processing time

Wells's answer | Answered on January 17, 2012

This is standard. Processing times on USCIS are not always up to date or accurate. In addition each case can vary from posted processing times.

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Applying for b1 for conversion t e2 visa?

Wells's answer | Answered on January 17, 2012

I agree with my colleagues.

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Approved H1-B Renewal, Which Consulate

Wells's answer | Answered on January 17, 2012

I agree with my colleague. Also, what consulate was identified on form I-129. If you choose to process at a consulate different from the one...

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Names changed after marriage

Wells's answer | Answered on January 16, 2012

Your wife can change her name.

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Do I need to apply for hearing or re-apply for naturalization

Wells's answer | Answered on January 16, 2012

You should meet with an attorney to review your best course of action. There are many factors to consider.

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My boyfriend got a deportation notice. Is there anyway to keep him here or bring him back once he leaves?

Wells's answer | Answered on January 16, 2012

It is likely your boyfriend has some options, and they should be explored with an attorney before you make a decision. Depending upon the criminal...

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Lawer after getting married with a us citizen

Wells's answer | Answered on January 16, 2012

Your spouse must petition USCIS for LPR status on your behalf. No way around it.

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If my grandfather came to the U.S. and became a citizen before I was 18 and before I came to the U.S. with a green card, does...

Wells's answer | Answered on January 16, 2012

It depends upon your parents status not grandparents.

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