I am married to an illegal that has been here for 30 years. How can we stop deportation?
Your spouse is "unlawfully present" if he is out of status, overstayed his visa or entered without inspection. Which one is it? In addition, it may...
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Your spouse is "unlawfully present" if he is out of status, overstayed his visa or entered without inspection. Which one is it? In addition, it may...
I agree. You need to look at the visa stamp in your passport, not the I-20 or I-94.
Don't travel unless you are prepared for complications. The decision to depart will terminate your 'change of status" request. This means that you...
No. You should consider other legal options like an eventual good faith marriage to a U.S. Citizen with a competent and experienced immigration...
I agree that 'no condition' is placed upon your card. However, if you are divorced, then you will have to apply 'after' five years of lawful...
I agree. However, the visa will take a while to be usable, since he is a lawful permanent resident green card holder, who cannot apply for an...
An applicant may be denied where the consular official has reason to believe that the applicant is inadmissible for a variety of reasons. If a...
Some matters are delayed, denied, or misplaced by USCIS or the State Department. Therefore, the answer is, "it depends." It may take 9 to 11...
No, if you and your kids demonstrate that you have abandoned your residence in the U.S., then you can lose your green card through abandonment. A...
I agree that you need to inform the Court that you are "NOT" a U.S. Citizen. Green card holders are not allowed to serve on juries. If the clerks...