Can I still be given my green card if I crossed the border illegally more than once?
The years when these events occurred matters. Whether you were deported matters. If you were 14 before September 27, 1997, you may not have any...
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The years when these events occurred matters. Whether you were deported matters. If you were 14 before September 27, 1997, you may not have any...
There is no waiver for controlled substance offenses.
You can go back to the Philippines. I would suggest waiting 90 days to do an infopass.
Buy the new ticket, it's already too late for the old one.
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If you are a permanent resident, your chances are excellent.
Permanent resident's cannot file fiance petitions. Perhaps your fiance qualifies for some other type of visa to come to the U.S.
Depends on the elements of the offense.
Lawful permanent residents of the US can file visa petitions for their spouses to immigrate to the U.S.
If you file after January 10, 2013, yes, you will be out of status. You can always leave the US if you wish. You will need a visa to reenter.
He can leave Syria and apply with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees. Or he can possibly qualify to immigrate based on family or employment...