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Whether or not it is your wife's fault will not have any impact on your case.
Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Divorce & Separation
Whether or not it is your wife's fault will not have any impact on your case.
There are not enough facts to answer this question. If she is a U.S. citizen, she would not be deported. If she has no status, she may be deported...
If she has a visa and is not otherwise barred, she may return.
If they told you that you do not have to go there, you should expect that they will not be able to give you a decision in person if you go in, but...
There is a residency requirement for citizenship. In addition, departure for over 6 months risks losing his green card.
A derivative beneficiary is where a visa application can include the spouse and minor children of the beneficiary. Since your step children are...
It depends on when you got your green card.
It depends on your visa category.
I have never heard of any problem with that. After all, you can get advance parole and travel in and out of the U.S. after you file for a green...
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That is up to the laws of your state. Your immigration status should not be relevant. Your marriage is relevant, since your income is deemed your...