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I married a Colombian citizen while she was in the US, but she returned home to finish her degree.How do I get her back legally.
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Answered on February 04, 2009
You can file for her green card in the U.S. and have the visa sent to Colombia. In the alternative, you may be able to use the K-3 process. The...
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Visitor visa expired can i still finish school and or work, what do i need to file with immigration USCIS
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Answered on February 04, 2009
Make sure it is a "real" marriage and not one for convenience. The CIS will be on the lookout for convenience marriages. Please feel free to visit...
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Can i get a copy of my husbands file from immigration
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Answered on February 04, 2009
This will depend upon the type of file that it was.
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H1b visa has expired, is it possible to renew h1b without leaving the U.S.
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Answered on January 29, 2009
There is a mechanism available to allow you to ask the CIS to go back and grant status Nunc Pro Tunc. The process is subjective to the CIS Officer...
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How to extend the H1B beyond 6 years?
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Answered on January 29, 2009
The law says that if you have filed and have pending a Labor Certification Application for 365 days prior to the end of the 6th year, then you can...
What immigration forms do i need to petition for my husband already in the us
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Answered on January 06, 2009
There are several ways for an individual to be sponsored for immigration purposes. It could be through a family relationship or through employment....
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IMMIGRATION
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Answered on January 06, 2009
Once the priority date has become current then she should be able to send the I-485. In the alternative, if you become a Citizen then she should be...
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Immigration category Indian
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Answered on January 03, 2009
The determination about EB-2 and EB-3 depends upon the requirements for the position being offered in the PERM on a full time and permanent basis....
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F1 marrying permanent resident
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Answered on January 03, 2009
You can do that but it will require a thorough analysis of the legal issues. In general our offices do not recommend that the process be done this...