My brother was a resident and was deported for a felony
Depending upon what type of felony your brother was deported for he may be inadmissible to the United States for 10 years, 20 years or for life. ...
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Depending upon what type of felony your brother was deported for he may be inadmissible to the United States for 10 years, 20 years or for life. ...
The first step in finding out why you were refused the visa is to find out from the Embassy why the petition was returned to USCIS. Sometimes...
Generally speaking, if you have lost your I-94 but have proof of your inspection (i.e. your passport with a valid admission stamp) you will not...
Crimes involving domestic violence are deportable offenses. A Florida Withhold of Adjudication has no effect in immigration proceedings and is...
The Cuban Refugee program does not provide visa issuance, assuming the alien is eligible, with any certainty. Thus, it is probably best for you to...
Assuming that you obtained your residence as a result of your marriage, there is a difference between the examiner saying that he does not believe...
Your husband needs to either work the the public defender or retain a criminal defense attorney immediately. Whether it makes sense to submit...
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The time frame varies from office to office, but 6 months is certainly a sufficient of time to wait before making an inquiry. However, based upon...
A K-1 visa is certainly a possibility, but it will most likely require multiple waivers of inadmissibility which make the process much more...
Making a few assumptions, it appears that you were expeditiously removed from the U.S. In this case, it seems you were engaged in what's referred...