Married to agg.fel for 10 years with 2 kids husb in deportation process now is there any help he is a legal green card holder

Some aggravated felonies make the non-citizen permanently barred from the US. You need to hire an immigration attorney immediately to help your...

Iam a usa cirizen trying yo work some ligal pepers for my spouse.. what can i do..

First thing you need to determine is how your spouse entered the US. You say "by land." What does that mean? Was it with a valid visa? If so, then...

I'm 20 and my boyfriend is 22 He had a "voluntary deportation" , back to Mexico. How can I start legalization process

If you get married, then you will be able to petition for him. But, his petition will be complicated and you will be required to also file the...

I think it's best to take all these documents to a local attorney to review the documents properly. There's a lot of things to consider and too...

What is acceptable paperwork to renew Tx driver's license now?

He will be able to obtain a Social Security number once he's approved for a work authorization card. Before then, most states will not allow your...

Will my citizenship application be affected? Does this affect my good moral?

I agree with my colleague. If there is no disposition of the case, your citizenship application may not be ruled on. You need to submit a certified...

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Will a canceled visa interfere in taking the K1 visa? What do I have to do now? Will I need a waiver or to fill out a form?

If you're going to get married in the US, your boyfriend should file the appropriate fiancee petition for you. Once that's approved, you'll come...

How can i get some type of rights to my neice?

Your question is confusing. Who will be seeking custody, the father or you? The simple answer to your question is, yes, you may petition the court...

Can I legally keep my daughter from her father for health reasons?

If she was born out of wedlock and parenting allocation wasn't set up by the court, then you are SOLE custodian of the child. As sole custodian,...