My boyfriend is a USC and I'm a Canadian citizen. Immigration help...
If you are here and you get married here you can file here, however, you won't be to go back to Canada to live. You need to reside together and...
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If you are here and you get married here you can file here, however, you won't be to go back to Canada to live. You need to reside together and...
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The determination of who will get custody is an issue for probate or family court. Many factors are taken into account and income is one of them,...
You shouldn't have a problem petitioning for your mother since it has been 19 years, provided that there are no other issues that would make her...
This is a complicated situation the requires expert assistance. Your husband can still petition for you but you will have to submit solid evidence...
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is holding the person in question. When they are released on bond, they are promising to appear for...
I'm not exactly sure who is filing for who here but assuming that whoever filed was a citizen or Legal Permanent Resident, you can file a I-485 and...
I have handled a case where emotional abuse was involved, however, you need some solid evidence. It is most definitely not something you want to...
It's not clear what your boyfriend's status is, however, if his wife will not petition for him to get a Green Card and he was out of status when he...
If you didn't enter legally you won't be allowed to re-enter the U.S, of course. If you entered legally and overstayed your visa, you will be...
If your spouse has any criminal or "moral" issues in their background you need to consult with an immigration attorney rather than attempting to...