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Can I convert My B1/B2 status to Immigration status?
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Answered on April 01, 2014
Probably not. Call an attorney. Immigrating here is not that simple.
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I have 2 criminal record in my background my green card will be expired in 2 years and im getting divorced i have my daughter
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Answered on April 01, 2014
We need more information. What exactly what you convicted of and when? When did you obtain your green card? How old is your daughter?
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I was charged with fraud about 13months ago just got my i130 approved waiting for a decision from uscis philadelphia how long
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Answered on March 29, 2014
Did you file a I-485? A fraud conviction will render you inadmissible, meaning -- your case will be denied. It is unknown whether the conviction...
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Will I be deported?
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Answered on March 27, 2014
How did you enter the United States? More information is needed.
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Do I have to wait more time to apply for Naturalization?
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Answered on March 24, 2014
You can apply now (INA Section 319). You should speak with an attorney about the proofs that should be filed to comply with the statutory section.
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Hi, My L1B extension filed last July 2013, got RFE and responded accordingly. Waiting for RFE response from USCIS.
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Answered on March 24, 2014
You should direct these questions to your Employer's immigration attorney.
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Does my same-sex partner need a K1 visa, or can we just get married and apply for an adjustment of status?
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Answered on March 24, 2014
This is something you should ask in a private, attorney-consultation.
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Do I qualify for u-visa ?
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Answered on March 24, 2014
It is very unlikely that you will qualify for a U visa given the facts provided. A LOT more information is needed.
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Hello there,
My case for I-539 has been updated by USCIS now and They are requesting for more evidence as stated below.
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Answered on March 24, 2014
These changes of status can be very tricky - you should really consider at least consulting with an attorney.
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I went for my green card interview today and the officer did not interview me saying my file was t-filed...what does that mean?
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Answered on March 24, 2014
You should direct these questions to your lawyer. If you don't have lawyer, you should hire one very very very soon.
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