Will my husband from Mexico ever be able to obtain legal status in the U.S. with a felony in his past?
He may qualify for a waiver when it has been fifteen years, but this is something that needs to be discussed in detail with an attorney.
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He may qualify for a waiver when it has been fifteen years, but this is something that needs to be discussed in detail with an attorney.
You will have to do separate petitions for your mother and your sister. Your sister will have a very long waiting list. ...
It is not clear how much of a "fix" is possible. It sounds like if you had never left the U.S. you would qualify for the TEMPORARY relief of...
You definitely need to have an experienced criminal attorney and immigration attorney in close communication.
Basically, you can't, unless you qualify for a work or investor visa. Consult with an attorney. . Your children are not permitted to attend school...
You should consult with an experienced attorney to straighten this out before USCIS and the court, following the proper procedures. It may be...
Currently, same-sex couples are not recognized by US immigration law. I believe at some point Americans will be able to file I-130 for same-sex...
You may want to consider applying for a reentry permit in case your mother's condition causes you to spend more time abroad than in the U.S. As...
I agree with Kyndra, but would highly recommend that you consult with an attorney to discuss the various options and their pros and cons.
When you have your Advance Parole.