Should I be worried about the expiration date of the I-94 if I am married to an USc?
Being married to a U.S. citizen alone does not change your status or guarantee against deportation. Yes, you should be concerned and should file to...
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Being married to a U.S. citizen alone does not change your status or guarantee against deportation. Yes, you should be concerned and should file to...
If he did work for you, he can certainly charge you a fee. If the employer wants to file for you without the help of an attorney they can do so.
Yes, you can file a self petition.
Whether the I-130 will be granted depends on whether you met all of the filing requirements. It should not depend on whether or not your wife has a...
It is very hard to say definitively that you can do this, but you should talk to your school advisor to see if they have any problem with it. If...
You have a choice, switch to a hardship waiver, or get divorced and switch to married in good faith but marriage ended in divorce.
There is no law against it, and it is up to your prison warden to arrange for you to get married, while you are in prison. Since you cannot be...
Once you are permitted to travel outside the U.S., you can go to Mexico and get married.
If you are not in lawful, nonimmigrant status, you will need to leave the country to get your visa. Your description cannot be correct since if...
If he was in the U.S. for 365 days after his 18th birthday, he will need an extreme hardship waiver to return to the U.S.