My dad has been deported for 16 years and want to bring him back by filling an i-212 . I want to make sure I can do that.
Because he was convicted of at least one aggravated felony he is not eligible for an I-212 waiver.
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Because he was convicted of at least one aggravated felony he is not eligible for an I-212 waiver.
To know whether you have any basis for remaining in the US requires a lot more information. A girlfriend is not considered by the court to be...
More information is needed. Why was she sent back? Clearly she was not deported but she may have been excluded.
i suggest you adjust in the US as I-485's are being processed very quickly - as little as three months. How long it takes in France will depend on...
Work with the employer to make the adjustment.
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No. You must read the visa bullitan to know when the time is close. Only AFTER your priority date is current will you be contacted.
You should notice that court in writing - original signature and notarized - that you dismiss your petition. Also notify the court that you have...
You need to provide more information. I strongly advise you consult with an experienced immigration attorney who can gather all of the necessary...
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