Am I able to file paperwork after being deported for aggravated felony after 5 years?
An alien who is deported as an aggravated felon is permanently inadmissible. Waivers of this ground of inadmissibility are only available in very...
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An alien who is deported as an aggravated felon is permanently inadmissible. Waivers of this ground of inadmissibility are only available in very...
Unfortunately the answer is no. You will have to wait until you become a permanent resident to petition for him. However, depending on how you...
Based on these facts it appears that when you left the U.S. you subjected yourself to a 10 year bar to inadmissibility. Thus, at a minimum, you...
Generally speaking, a passenger is responsible for ensuring that he or she has all documentation necessary (valid passport, visa if required, etc.)...
I agree with Mr. Dixler. This is probably more trouble than it is worth. Assuming you find a consular officer who is willing to do the work, a...
That depends on what you mean by "stayed the charges" and what the actual criminal statute says. You need to consult with an experienced...
Passport validity is irrelevant for I-140 filing purposes. There is no requirement that an alien beneficiary on an I-140 even have a passport.
Application of the "last action" rule generally means that the last action taken by USCIS is the one that is effective. Thus, if you status is...
Form G-28 is a Notice of Appearance filed by attorneys to advise USCIS that the attorney represents a particular alien. Your question is not...
Assuming the step-parent/step-child relationship was legally created prior to the child turning 18 years of age then you can petition for your step...