What are the challenges of seeking a green card based on marriage to a U.S. citizen, after overstaying a B2 Visa?
Tons of good questions, best answered in a private consultation with an immigration attorney.
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Tons of good questions, best answered in a private consultation with an immigration attorney.
I wouldn't leave the United States without the advice of an immigration attorney first. Seek one out today.
I think, although you'll have to check with your criminal defense attorney, photos of the registered owner will now appear on police computers.
Ditch the unreliable form and get an attorney.
Should you? That's a normative question that can only be answered in consultation with a professional after review of your facts and the law....
Before doing anything, speak with an immigration attorney. He or she will apply the law to your unique set of facts and present your options.
Schedule a consultation with an immigration attorney. It sounds as if you're making or about to make huge mistakes.
I would review the agreement to determine whether it's enforceable, but I imagine he can simply fire you if you refuse, absent an employment...
Unfortunately, this forum isn't a substitute for legal advice obtained at a consultation. Speak privately with an immigration attorney.
She's not your fiancée if you are married to her. At least consult privately with an immigration attorney before you do anything.