I have been stopped at port of entry under the sections 212(a)(7)(a)(i)(r) and 212(a)(6)(c)(i) due to misrepresentation
You will need a waiver ever to return to the US since there is a finding of misrepresentation.
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You will need a waiver ever to return to the US since there is a finding of misrepresentation.
You should be eligible for emergency room care, for which you may be billed. In addition, your state may allow benefits to people regardless of...
File for citizenship, and they will review both the I-751 removal of condition and your citizenship application together.
There is no requirement to have an unexpired card, in order to file for citizenship.
I don't know if it's normal or not, but it is a reasonable question why you would try to bring the child to the U.S. and not bother helping the...
It is your choice whether you want to apply for a border crossing card, in order to visit the U.S. for very brief periods to shop etc.
Depends what you were convicted of and what was the punishment. There is no state immigration law, the US federal government controls immigration.
You don't need to list another address if it is not your primary residence, however it should be listed as a residence on the G-325 as a actual...
Your time outside the US should be deducted from the time limit for L1b's.
A K1 normally does not require an I-864, but in any case, any US citizen or permanent resident can file a joint affidavit of support.