Two year immigration interview and living in separate states
This question type of question has been answered several times. Essentially as long as you can still prove the marriage is bono-fide you shouldn't...
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This question type of question has been answered several times. Essentially as long as you can still prove the marriage is bono-fide you shouldn't...
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By entering with 'inspection' (on a valid visa) combined with being married to a U.S. citizen will make him eligible for an Adjustment of Status to...
You should speak to an experienced immigration attorney, there are not enough facts about your case to give a full explanation of your potential...
She can sponsor as many people as she is financially capable of sponsoring. As the form asks, when calculating her household size she will need to...
There is not enough information to properly answer this question. For instance if one is married to a U.S. citizen and entered the U.S. with...
My colleague is correct, this can be done but you should note that an I-130 filed for the sibling of an adult U.S. citizen will be in the F4 family...
It would likely be better to complete a consulate process for both as attempting to enter the U.S. temporarily with the intention to eventually...
Many people face and solve this problem with the help of a joint sponsor who does make enough money. You should speak to an immigration attorney...
No. First that an improper use of a visitors visa as the person would be entering with an intent to immigrate to the U.S., which is not a valid...
As long as you can demonstrate that you have had and continue to have a bonafide marriage you should be fine. You should be prepared to show that...