Can I travel to the US after divorcing my USC husband?
This is a very difficult case. The fact that you immigrated permanently before means that it's less likely you'll get your tourist visa. It would...
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This is a very difficult case. The fact that you immigrated permanently before means that it's less likely you'll get your tourist visa. It would...
It sounds like, even if this turns out to be a CIMT, it will fit within the petty offense exception. But, you should certainly consult an attorney...
Hiring a new lawyer certainly will not affect the merits of your case. Feel free to seek a second opinion, or even fire your current attorney and...
This falls into the petty offense category of CIMTs as long as you were not sentenced to more than 6 months jail time. Still, make sure you consult...
What kind of visa are you looking for?
Congratulations on that approval. Yes, you can expect to wait 90 days for your card. If it goes longer than that, call the USCIS 1-800 number
I fully agree with my colleague and you should absolutely have an attorney evaluate your case.
You should absolutely not travel on an I-131 if your visa has been expired for more than 6 months. You will trigger a bar from the US and you'll...
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Parole board decides. Depends on the facts of the individual case.
Not unconstitutional