Asylum got deported, married with US citizen. reopen asylum case was denied
Generally a U.S. citizen can file a petition for his/her spouse. The denial of a separate unrelated petition should not effect the new filing.
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Generally a U.S. citizen can file a petition for his/her spouse. The denial of a separate unrelated petition should not effect the new filing.
It makes sense to have a state attorney look into the matter. Also, you may want to speak to your Attorney General's office.
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There are several steps before an interview, such as biometrics and issuance of employment authorization. Contact an attorney for assistance.
Contact an attorney, but it depends on the facts of your case. It sounds like you may be able to remove the conditions.
You have to careful and contact a state attorney. Transferring assets can be considered to be fraudulent.
It depends on the structure of the state statute. It may not be serious enough by itself for border agents to give you a hard time over.
That is a serious matter and it is important that you hire an attorney. You may have to bring suit to resolve it.
The I864 is basically showing that the person will not become a public charge. Immigration law has traditionally sought to not allow people into...