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Is it a good idea to apply for vawa right now?
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Answered on August 18, 2012
If you qualify you should apply now.
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If i already filed for an extention and a change of status (was approved) it will expire soon can i file for another extention.
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Answered on August 18, 2012
You can always ask but file now while you are still in status.
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Do i qualify for Deffered Action?
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Answered on August 18, 2012
You do qualify because you are still in school.
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I came usa 2010 with f1 visa, then I didnt go to school . They deported me this june, I have US citizens 1 year old son.
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Answered on August 18, 2012
You will have to stay out of the US for a period of ten years unless you can qualify for a waiver.
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New F1 visa required
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Answered on August 18, 2012
You may have troubles reentering the United States because of unlawful presence. Consult with an immigration attorney before you do anything.
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Am I allowed to work on my work permit while I'm in removal proceeding
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Answered on August 18, 2012
Yes you may as long as it is still valid.
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My mom have a deportation order on 2006 and she left the country on 2012 can she get pardon, how many years need to wait to come
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Answered on August 18, 2012
A pardon is very difficult to get. Without a pardon, since your Mom was deported she will have to remain out of the US for a period of ten years.
Can I travel abroad after completing my conditional discharge?
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Answered on August 18, 2012
You will run into trouble with CBP upon your return. Consult with an immigration attorney before you make plans to travel.
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Which are the limits on Affidavit of Support in the Adjustment of Status process? Can I support myself with my US bank account?
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Answered on August 18, 2012
I agree with Attorney Allen.
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Do i qualify for the deffered action?
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Answered on August 18, 2012
You entered the US as a visitor and that entry was more than six months ago you are now out of status and therefore eligible for deferred action. ...