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I am a Canadian Citizen, living in the usa with a green card, unemployed, 60 years old.
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Answered on January 07, 2013
As long as you don't leave for over 180 days at a time, you should be fine.
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I'll get the papers to apply for U.S. residency for my daughter but the person who is asking his father does not live w/ me?
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Answered on January 07, 2013
If you are not an attorney and you are not the petitioner nor the beneficiary of the visa petition, you cannot represent the petitioner, nor the...
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Deportation case
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Answered on January 07, 2013
It depends on the specific statute to which you intend to plead. You absolutely must see an immigration attorney to review everything.
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I have a i130 pending through my father, can I apply for a e-2 visa and what are the chances of getting accepted?
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Answered on January 07, 2013
You have two problems. First, the E-2 is a nonimmigrant visa, which requires you to prove non-immigrant intent. That's hard to do if an immigrant...
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If I hold F-2 visa, do you think I could work in my husband's school and get paid?
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Answered on January 07, 2013
No. F2 is not a visa which allows employment.
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Please tell me how long is gonna take until my daughter could came in USA ,she'll be 21 in 02/13,I applied for green card in Aug
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Answered on January 07, 2013
About one year.
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My asylum interview is in Feb-March (they only said the month so far) and my "lawyer" is not a licensed lawyer,she's a paralegal
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Answered on January 07, 2013
If she completed the work you hired her to do, and you signed a contract with her, she may be able to claim the rest of the money you owe her. You...
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How can my grandpa go back to US again?
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Answered on January 07, 2013
He can try to return on his green card, at the risk that they will find that he abandoned his status by leaving for four years. His sister can...
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I have been approved on the DACA act and would like to finish my permanent residency steps here in the US instead of Mexico.
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Answered on January 07, 2013
If you did not get admitted legally into the U.S. you must get your visa outside the U.S. and you need the I-601 waiver to do so.
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Am I going to have problems at the DV-lottery interview due to me previously living in the US?
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Answered on January 07, 2013
You will be subject to a bar to returning to the U.S. if you overstayed your visa by 365 days and less than 10 years have passed.
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