Ekaette Patty-Anne Eddings

Ekaette Patty-Anne Eddings's Answers (25235)

Atlanta, GA

Immigration Lawyer at Atlanta, GA

Practice Areas: Immigration, Litigation

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Deportation & marriage

Ekaette's answer | Answered on September 23, 2008

In addition to the advice given by attorney, if she entered the country illegally, but she had previously filed some form of petition, she might be...

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U.S. citizen married to resident alien in FL, immigration marriage fraud false domestic violence report

Ekaette's answer | Answered on September 23, 2008

The filing of a domestic violence injuction against you by your wife has no bearing on her immigration status. There is a law that protects women...

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USCIS, immigration law, filing an I-485 based on marriage with U.S. citizen

Ekaette's answer | Answered on September 23, 2008

This means that there was a request by the Immigration for some evidence to be provided to them and that eveidence was provided to them. It would...

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Immigration law, procedure for adjustment of status

Ekaette's answer | Answered on September 23, 2008

Bearing is on your citizenship and nationality. If you are a citizen of the United States you have full protection of the United States. If on the...

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Family based u.s. sponsorship, USCIS, immigration law, can cousin in the u.s. sponsor canadian citizen

Ekaette's answer | Answered on September 23, 2008

Family based immigration is limited to wife, husband, brother, sister and children (step-children and adopted children in some cases) of USCs or...

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