Can my husband still fix his legal status?
If he leaves now he will (at least) become ineligible to legally return for 10 years. You both need to sit down with an attorney who can review...
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If he leaves now he will (at least) become ineligible to legally return for 10 years. You both need to sit down with an attorney who can review...
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You should meet with an immigration attorney to discuss all your options and to review some additional details about your situation in order to...
I think you should contact an attorney directly, and quickly, to review the details of your situation and advise you about your options and what...
It's difficult to answer your question without additional information about your immigration history and about the proceedings in question (such as...
Without more details about your denied entry (and out of an overabundance of caution), I would suggest trying to obtain some records first. I can...
I strongly suggest that you gather up as many records and as much information as you can about his criminal and immigration history, and then...
I agree with attorney Madrid-Crost - the I-601a requires showing the requisite hardship to a parent or spouse - not a child. While your...
Obtaining permanent residence through employment is a complicated matter, and an attorney would probably need to carefully review your situation in...
I agree with my colleagues' explanations and analysis regarding satisfying the home residence requirement in a third country. With regard to...
I agree with attorney Din. Today Secretary Napolitano made an announcement regarding the waivers, which would begin being accepted on March 4,...