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AT THE MARRIAGE BASED GREEN CARD INTERVIEW IS A LAWYER NECESSARY IN ROOM?
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Answered on August 04, 2013
A lawyer is not always necessary. It depends on the case.
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How long the asylee's petition for her husband will take?
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Answered on August 04, 2013
Check the USCIS website.
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I took my husband last name when I got married, now I will be doing the citizenship process
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Answered on August 04, 2013
Yes, but consult an experienced immigration lawyer before doing anything.
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Can an alien(h1B visa worker) Live in the US on an impounded Indian passport
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Answered on August 03, 2013
You should consult an immigration lawyer as soon as possible. Your U.S. visa will be affected.
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MY HUSBAND HAS A CHILD IN USA. WE LIVE IN NY AND IM ADJUSTING HIS STATUS FOR A GREENCARD. SHOULD I MENTION THAT CHILD?
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Answered on August 02, 2013
You need to consult an immigration lawyer. Perpetrating a fraud on USCIS can have very severe, negative consequences.
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Visa overstay of over 2 years
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Answered on August 02, 2013
Advance Parole, assuming you qualify for it, should all you to return to the U.S. after the decisions in Arrabally, Yerrabelly, and possibly even...
What does it take for a UK citizen to apply for an US EAD?
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Answered on August 02, 2013
You first require a visa. Some visas allow you to request and obtain an EAD.
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Got a traffic violation for thinking about crossing the highway. Changed my mind started going to light and cop gave me a ticket
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Answered on August 02, 2013
You would need to consult a lawyer about this.
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Student Loans and Children
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Answered on August 02, 2013
Not always required. In Khalaf v. Khalaf, 58 N.J. 63, 275 A.2d 132 (1971), the New Jersey Supreme Court found that the wife was not required to...
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Someone had spreaded a rumor about me at the job now they have people laughing at me. What can I do about that legally
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Answered on August 02, 2013
You can sue for defamation and more specifically, for slander. However, the downside with defamation lawsuits is that they tend to circulate the...
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