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Will the UCIS accept my I-864 now that I have a job that pays well over the required asset/income amount?
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Answered on August 31, 2015
It is unclear where you are exactly in the process. Have you already applied, or you have not applied because of the income? Was the application...
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What happen with my visa in case I want to come back in the future?
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Answered on August 31, 2015
Was it denied by USCIS? If yes, did you before the Judge also? It is unclear. If you applied within the I-94 validity period, you do no...
How to withdraw I-485 and I-130
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Answered on August 31, 2015
You can withdraw the application at any time, with or without divorce. Your husband can withdraw the I-130 and you can withdraw the I-485, but you...
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Charged by retail fraud, no arrest. How to answer the question on I-485 "YES" to knowing committed any crime of moral turpitude?
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Answered on August 17, 2015
It depends. An immigration lawyer in your area can determine if your crime is actually a CIMT. I suggest you contact an attorney and let them...
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I 693 medical exam
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Answered on August 17, 2015
You must take the entire exam or the process will be delayed.
You can explain it to the doctor, and let the doctor make the decision, but...
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Plan to marry an american citizen which had a previous refugee status
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Answered on December 12, 2014
Not generally. He would need to sponsor you, and you will need a joint sponsor.
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NVC checklist- although no mistakes made
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Answered on December 12, 2014
I would correct it with Zero and attach an addendum saying what you said right here.
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Can I travel back To USA with my extension letter and passport without my SB-1 visa??
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Answered on December 12, 2014
If you filed the I-751, you received an extension, and that extension has not expired, you should be able to travel back without an issue. Because...
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Affidavit of Support
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Answered on December 12, 2014
You should check the details on the notice you received, the embassy website, or an attorney.
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Im researching my options for attorneys. what is the "hourly rate" based on? how much time they spend with you in the office?
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Answered on December 12, 2014
It depends on the attorney, their caseload, experience, your case, and the general practice in your area.
Some attorneys charge flat fees, some...
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