Can my boyfreind still get his papers?
If he was deported and thereafter caught trying to enter illegally, there is a good chance that he will never be able to get legal in the U.S....
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If he was deported and thereafter caught trying to enter illegally, there is a good chance that he will never be able to get legal in the U.S....
Since you have an attorney, it would be unethical for other attorneys to step in and advise you knowing that you are already represented. If you...
Yes, file all immigration forms with your married name. When you travel later, have the original marriage certificate with you to show the...
Yes, the Blanket L-1 can be used for both L-1A and L-1B. If you are currently in the U.S., most likely your employer would simply file an amended...
Yes it is going to be a problem. Before you file anything, get married again so that your marriage is legal.
You do not need a police certificate from the US, because such certificates are not available.
The priority date is the date that the USCIS received the I-130. You will be able to file an application for an EAD at the same time you are able...
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As a legal matter, no, you cannot live in the U.S. indefinitely in your situation. As a practical matter, you will be regularly hassled at the...
Yes, that is fine since you don't know any different today.
If the answer is "none" you should write that word instead of "N/A." For example, the question about previous spouses should be answered "none." ...