My husband returned after being deported to the u.s. can we legalize him?
If he illegally returned after being deported, then the answer is no, not unless he spends 10 years outside of the US. if he returned legally,...
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If he illegally returned after being deported, then the answer is no, not unless he spends 10 years outside of the US. if he returned legally,...
no, move on with your life
If you are a green card holder, the only thing you can do is either give it up or become a US citizen (if you qualify). Typically people get...
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advance parole have nothing to do with your child. Of course you can try applying for a B-2 visa - immigrant intent is a huge issue as not only...
If you have basis to apply for a green card at this time, take all of your criminal dispositions and schedule an appointment with an experienced...
Have the petitioner call the NVC - they are usually very helpful
Not at all. It means what it says - wait. Happens more often than you think.
You should have indicated it on the initial N-400. Now its just at the interview.
Your brother has to show that he is above the poverty guidelines, meaning he earns enough money to support himself, his family members and now your...
who will not accept it? the bank?