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If i marry a forigener on us territory will she be able to get her documents to enter the states:
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Answered on May 06, 2013
yes
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Is having ties to the US decrease my chances of approval for a B2 (or B1) visa? What's my best option based on the details?
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Answered on May 06, 2013
Not sure how much time you have before the graduation but B visa's are based on intent. If immigration thinks your intent is to overstay and...
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How to maintain residency?
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Answered on May 06, 2013
Nothing is gauranteed. And there is nothing permanent about lawful permanent resident. He needs to become a USC.
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I (Canadian) and my American Boyfriend want to get married. What are the possible routes to take?
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Answered on May 06, 2013
There is no simple route in immigration. Everything takes months. Speak to an attorney and have them outline all possible routes and time periods...
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What forms do we complete for my husband (green card holder)to return to US if he has been out of the country 10 months.
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Answered on May 06, 2013
He needs proof of residence in US. Hire an attorney if you think you may have issues. The last thing you want is for him to not be allowed back in.
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My uncle is a US citizen . He is my Dad's Brother. will he be able to file for a Green Card for me ?
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No your uncle cannot file for you.
Can I travel? (maintaining H1B status, I-140 approved, I-485 not filed yet)
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You should be fine to travel.
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Can a usc husband get a visitor visa?
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USC does not need visitor visa to come to US.
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I'm a U.S. citizen and my husband got the green card through our marriage. The problem is that I want the divorce.
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Answered on May 06, 2013
Your husband needs to get an attorney. There is a way for him to have his condition on his residency removed if divorced but you guys need an...
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Wife is overseas with expired conditional status green card and no I-797 as of yet. Will she be allowed back in the US?
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Answered on May 06, 2013
If you submitted it in time, you should call USCIS and stay on the line until you get someone. The wait can sometimes be up to two hours depending...
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