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My Fiance was deported in 2004 and not to return for 10 years he return and is jail with a ice hold will he get to bond out
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Answered on June 02, 2012
I agree with Ms HArt
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Can I apply for any waiver WHILE the annulment case is pending or should I wait for the final decree?
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Answered on June 02, 2012
You will likely want to challenge the annulment
you need to hire an attorney right away
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Can a person's legal immigration residence be cancelled due to Civil contempt of court? (like failure to pay alimony)
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Answered on June 02, 2012
If he leaves the Us, it is unlikely a court;'s jurisdiction will extend to Mexico. I would talk to a family law attorney
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Can I fly within the U.S. without "worrying" about being deported?
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Answered on June 02, 2012
There is always a risk.
I'm US citizen. My fiance is from Venezuela. What is best: Visa for fiance; or marry in Venezuela and request Visa for a Spouse?
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Answered on June 02, 2012
In my opinion there is not much differ4ence, it depends on logistics and finances
For more info on process, see link below...
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Din't turn in i94 while leaving USA.I traveled by a commercial airline.And I don't have my i94 with me.will it be a problem??
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Answered on June 02, 2012
Keep your boarding passes and passport stamps. It likely will not be a problem , but it depends on the the CBP officer
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How do i expedite the process of getting my fiancee to move to the United states with me?
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How did you obtain your immigrant visa? Green card holders are not eligible to sponsor fiances
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Can an "illegal" divorce and marry me without being denied a green card
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Answered on June 02, 2012
If she entered the US illegally, there not much you can do.. you can get married, but it will be very difficult to get a green card
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Vawa
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Answered on June 02, 2012
You should contact the 1800-375 5283 Customer Service Number
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H1-B to F1 Transfer. I want to pursue a full time MBA and my employer will be submitting PERM soon. What are my options?
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Answered on June 02, 2012
Maybe your 485 stage, but once your green card is approved, you should be working for the employer who filed for you, not obtaining an MBA
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