Jacksonville, FL
Immigration Lawyer at Jacksonville, FL
Practice Areas: Immigration
The earliest that your wife can apply to remove the conditions is 90 days prior to the expiration date. She will need to submit evidence that the...
It doesn't sound like you are asking a question about immigration to the United States. If I am correct in this, google," immigration attorney" for...
More information is needed in order to answer your question. Whether your husband can adjust status will depend on how he entered the United States...
Whether you are legally married has nothing to do with the immigrant status of your husband. Your husband shares the right to be a parent to your...
Before your question can be answered you need to provide more information about your deportation. In many cases you do not need a waiver after 10...
Most likely the questio is, "yes." Check with the court clerk's office where you recide. Bring with you the judgement.
Your husband is not eligible for voluntary departure and will have to complete his sentence before he is deported.
It sounds like you may be eligible for a petty offense exception and you may qualify to file a r a waiver request. More information is needed to...
You are in good hands with a public defender that knows immigration law. The charge is a deportable offense if convicted. if it is possible your...
I agree with the foregoing answers. You should not require a waiver because you have been out of the country more then 10 years. Your visa can be...
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