I received my green card (SL6 category) few weeks ago.
Yes, as a Special Immigrant Juvenile, you should be able to travel to your home country.
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Yes, as a Special Immigrant Juvenile, you should be able to travel to your home country.
If you both agreed to your move and have worked out the details of the custody, you would not need to file a relocation with the court. To avoid...
If it is your time with your children and you are being denied your custodial time, then you can take your ex to court for contempt and possible...
As long as you agree, It's not against the court order to leave the children with their Father during times other than his designated visits.
Your ex could petition the court and you can file to deny the petition. It will be up to the court to determine whether or not to order the...
A piece of paper with your signatures on them is not enforceable in court. If there is no court order in place, you could get your daughter. ...
If your boyfriend leaves the US under his current status, he will not be able to reenter and risks being banned for up to 10 years, depending on...
If there is no custody agreement, then the short answer to your question is yes, Mother can keep the children from Father. However, you can file a...
That will have no bearing on the F1 application.
You should be served with entire papers if you are to appear in court. What type of case is this and what papers were you looking for from the court?
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