If i take my marriage certificate with me to the USA embassy would I be eligible for a USA Visa as well?
It really depends on the type of visa he has: if it is a tourist visa, no, you would need to apply for your own tourist visa.
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It really depends on the type of visa he has: if it is a tourist visa, no, you would need to apply for your own tourist visa.
I would suggest you become a US citizen first then start the process for her adjustment of status. Contact an immigration attorney to get this...
More information is needed to adequately respond but depending on the situation regarding his deportations, he may be subject to a permanent ban...
It is likely due to your pending domestic violence case. I suggest you contact an immigration attorney.
No, being an immigrant does not subject her to deportation. Being an illegal immigrant might subject her to deportation.
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If your son is filling out the form for himself, the answer is yes.
Generally citizens of more than one country are subject to the laws of both countries.
Since you state that you are barred for five years, you must wait five years.
You will have to file for an extension for your dependents as well.
Yes, the system is safe to use and you will know whether your status is recorded correctly. Good luck!