WOULD I HAVE TO GO BACK TO MY HOME COUNTRY?
If you were lawfully admitted, you can file from the U.S.
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If you were lawfully admitted, you can file from the U.S.
There are great differences in how the various local offices treat this, but you should be eligible to file for adjustment regardless.
Not a problem for immigration. Maybe a problem for the IRS.
A US Citizen can file for her sons who are over 21 ,married or unmarried, by filing an I-130 visa petition for them.
Find a criminal defense attorney. Clearly he will have to present himself to the court.
He can file for you, and you would need to leave the U.S. to get your immigrant visa. You may wish to apply for the provisional waiver, before you...
One year out of the country will restart the required 5 years residence. You should count the 5 years starting May, 2009.
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