What papers should I file first my soon to be husband was deported and now i'm going to marry him?
There is no one size fits all solution to situations like yours. Your husband may be subject to bars that cannot be waived. You need an attorney...
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There is no one size fits all solution to situations like yours. Your husband may be subject to bars that cannot be waived. You need an attorney...
You will need to examine his K-1 visa, to see whether it permits multiple entries, and his I-94 card, which states how long he is status is valid...
Whether you are still in status or a new petition has to be filed for you depends on a closer analysis of the corporate structure and your duties.
I agree, she needs to meet with you attorney right away. Her citizenship, permanent resident status, and ability to remain in the U.S. are in...
What you are proposing to do is extremely complicated. Before proceeding, you, your husband, and the employer need to sit down with an experienced...
Falsely claiming to be a U.S. citizen for any purpose or benefit under the Immigration and Nationality Act or federal or state law can result in a...
Generally speaking, a U.S. citizen cannot be deported. However, a naturalized citizen can be denaturalized and once they lose their U.S....
To add to the above answers, I am not sure what type of visa you used to enter the country, but if it was a J-1 trainee visa, then there may be...
You might be eligible for lawful permanent resident status. You do not provide enough information in your question to be able to provide you with...
If he has already accumulated more than one year of unlawful presence and then enters the U.S. illegally, he will trigger a permanent bar. He...