How do I bring my Colombian wife's child to the U.S.?
NO, you do not need his permission. You would be smart to work with a lawyer. This would save you time in getting them both to the US.
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NO, you do not need his permission. You would be smart to work with a lawyer. This would save you time in getting them both to the US.
No. The 18-month receipt is your permission.
This is not something that can be answered in this forum. You need to make an appointment with a lawyer ASAP.
This is not enough information to answer your question. Consult with a lawyer.
100% you will be interviewed. I hope you have a lawyer.
It seems she likely forfeited her green card and abandoned her status...more information is needed. You should discuss with a lawyer how to proceed.
You are facing a one year license suspension, ignition interlock device and the other penalties that go with a DWI. Hire a lawyer.
There is only one way to obtain a new card. YOu must file the application.
You need to discuss this with a lawyer. Such advice cannot be provided in this forum.
I'm sorry, but your description is quite confusing. Your brother in law is an off duty cop who called 911 because of the way you were driving then...