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My mother-in-law could sponsor my brother as my parents and sister are also in america.
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Answered on June 06, 2013
There is no immigrant visa category for the brother of a daughter in law.
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Could my US citizens husband make me go back to Trinidad
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Answered on June 06, 2013
It was up to you to file for adjustment of status, it is not your husband's application. If he has signed an I-864 on your behalf, you can file...
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US law for taxes and immigration
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Answered on June 06, 2013
This question is not related to immigration, so you should direct it to an accountant.
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I am living seperately from my husband,how can i file for citizenship
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Answered on June 06, 2013
If you never really were together, or were apart for the majority of this entire process, it could be a problem.
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Sponsorship Doc requirements: What if you don't have a Birth Certificate with your Mother's name on?Citizen: Immigrant Visa: GC
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Answered on June 06, 2013
An affidavit of birth, for your own birth, with witnesses. Otherwise get a new birth certificate that lists your mother.
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Can I leave the US for three days and then come back legally one month before my J-1 visa expires ?
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Answered on June 06, 2013
Yes, they will admit you.
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If my brother who is us citizen apply Form I-130 from san francisco is it going to be quick, as population is less over there.
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Answered on June 06, 2013
All applications filed anywhere, get processed at the California Service Center. The date the visa is available depends only on the date of...
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Do the CBP officers have the right to refuse entry to a non US national who is admitted to the US?
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Answered on June 06, 2013
You certainly have a legal argument that you were already admitted.
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I got my i-129 approved( R-1). Myfamily's applied for R-2 and haven't got any news about their R-2. Should i call INS?
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Answered on June 05, 2013
If you applied at the same time and they were in status at the time of filing, they should all be approved. Yes, contact USCIS.
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I'm on asylum and I have gone to my first hearing and they reschedule me on 2015 but the problem is that my clock have been stop
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Answered on June 05, 2013
At this point, under the law you cannot restart the clock. When you decline an expedited hearing, the clock stopped permanently until and unless...
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