For i-134, is it better to have a family cosponsor than a friend or it doesn't make any difference?
Anyone can be a sponsor, as long as the person is a US citizen or a lawful permanent resident, it does not have to be a family member.
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Anyone can be a sponsor, as long as the person is a US citizen or a lawful permanent resident, it does not have to be a family member.
As long as the new husband has not adopted your child, you remain the father and responsible for the child support. Before anything else happens,...
1. He will plead guilty or not guilty 2. There will be formal investigation conducted 3. Depends on the statute charged under and what the...
You have a third party hand deliver Money Orders and keep receipts as proof of payment.
Yes, at their ages, they have a right to express their desire and decision who they want to be living with. The Court will essentially, take all of...
Contact your local bar association for a pro bono attorney to assist in your case.
You have to file a separate motion requesting a reduction based on changed circumstances, i.e. the reasons you indicated here.
If there is already an outstanding order, the order stays in place. The issue of your fiance may only come up in case it affects the well-being of...
Any number of actions may be taken, including an adjournment, or a full hearing without the other party, if the person is represented, or a brief...
I am not sure who the waiver is for, but regardless, yes, an outstanding warrant will impact the waiver application.