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Do you think if i hire an attorney to help me file for residency they"ll give it to me? is it expensive? can you guys help me?
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Answered on November 14, 2013
More information is needed to advise whether you can apply for a green card at this time. Meet with an immigration attorney in person.
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Hello!
I've been a resident of the US since 1995, first on a student visa, then in 2002 I received my permanent resident card.
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Answered on November 14, 2013
Hello. If you do not intend to immigrate to the US, than you should simply apply for a visitor's visa. And yes, you are correct, your green card by...
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Do i need to consult for immigration lawyer???
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Answered on November 13, 2013
If you have multiple visitor's visa and you have never violated it, and intend to stay in the US only temporarily and can readily demonstrate that...
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Marriage to a LPR when I am on a student visa
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These are all great questions you have and this is exactly the reason it is best that you meet with the experienced immigration lawyer in person.
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How much time does it take to get Us Citizenship?
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Answered on November 13, 2013
Depending on the Service center in which the application is filed with. For example in NJ it is about 4 months, but in NY it may take 6 months or...
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What is the difference between voluntarily 'deported' and voluntary 'departure'?
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Answered on November 12, 2013
Voluntarily deported means when you leave the country on your own without court order, and is essentially self-deportation. Voluntary departure is...
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Asylum Approval, getting married. What green card we have to apply?
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Answered on November 12, 2013
You may be petitioned by your spouse as an alternative to applying for a green card based on approval for asylum. Your travel to your home country...
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Scheduled for 1/130 interview
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Answered on November 12, 2013
No not likely. This is not how local USCIS offices function. In fact, they may not even have your file when you come in, inasmuch as their files...
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About immigration
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Answered on November 12, 2013
Since you have a serious conviction, you need to consult with an immigration lawyer in person.
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I have a job offer out side the USA.
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Answered on November 12, 2013
In order not to lose your LPR status, you must show that you intend to immigrate to US and make US your permanent home. Therefore, extended...
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