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Client file after the case is withdraw Part 5
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Answered on November 18, 2011
I agree with my colleagues.
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How can i find out if im still married or not
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Answered on November 18, 2011
You need to find out from your ex-husband if you are still married or not. The other way that you could do it is to file a divorce to make sure...
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I-485 Requirements.
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Answered on November 18, 2011
Yes, absolutely, good luck.
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Will getting walfare affect me in the future when becoming a legal resident
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Answered on November 18, 2011
Attorney Pineda has provided an exceelent answer. It sometimes can also go to effect of a discretionary award such as cancellation of removal. ...
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I applied for a COS from B2 to F1, however I received the denial in june. did I violate the nonimmigrant status?
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Answered on November 18, 2011
Yes, I agree with my colleagues. Good luck.
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Hi i came to the U.S in feb 2010 after marriying my wife on a 10 yr green card . we got divorced in april dis year . I Have mai
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Answered on November 18, 2011
I agree with my colleagues. You should consult with an immigration attorney.
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I-130 form for parents ??It ask name and address of present employer
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Answered on November 18, 2011
I agree with Mr. Schmidt. Filling out these forms is difficult. You should consult with an immigration attorney to assist you in any immigration...
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How long is a lien on my home valid in colorado
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Answered on November 18, 2011
I agree with Mr. Fong. This is a wrong post, this is immigration. Good luck.
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How can I make a complaint to immigration while it is about a year that my husband's green card is unconditional?
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Answered on November 18, 2011
I agree with Mr. Pineda. You need to consult with a family law attorney to figure out your divorce and move on. Good luck.
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Do immigration attorneys in Orlando get a lot of clients because of all the tourism?
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Answered on November 18, 2011
Yes, I would imagine so. But most of the immigration law I have done in Florida is because most people live there or have business there.
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