Am an US citizen, how can I bring my own unmarried adult brother to US?
I have no idea why this question was addressed to lawyers who practice probate & inheritance law. I’ve moved it to immigration, which I don’t...
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I have no idea why this question was addressed to lawyers who practice probate & inheritance law. I’ve moved it to immigration, which I don’t...
Moving this to the immigration list.
I agree with my learned colleague, Mr. Oakley. The issue you would need to prove is called latent defect, and the seller needs to have known about...
I’d need to know much more information, and the question of whether your brother can obtain a visa is an immigration question rather than...
I have no idea why this was dumped into International. If there is any area it isn't, that would be International Trade Law. I've recategorized it,...
You need to direct this question to immigration lawyers. I’ve recategorized it.
I’m not sure which kind of lawyer you want to hear from less. The immigration lawyer (which I am not) is going to tell you that an F1 visa doesn’t...
A dynamic situation like that is more like a divorce and less like a real estate issue, but, after some consideration, I've left it in this...
Your question is either a Florida real estate question or an immigration question. If you don’t sign a security pledge on your home, and your home...
For starters, you need to get an immigration lawyer to review the facts and advise you on the best approach. There are a number of applicable...