What happens after I have served my three-years-bar out of the USA? (Please see more info below)
Yes, you are eligible to receive a visa from your LPR spouse. You were eligible before, the only difference is that if you had applied during the...
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Yes, you are eligible to receive a visa from your LPR spouse. You were eligible before, the only difference is that if you had applied during the...
Probably, but I would recommend getting a copy of the arrest record for review by an immigration attorney. There are also other requirements and...
If she is younger than 31, she may be eligible to apply for Deferred Action which will provide her with a temporary status for two years and the...
My office has had success with I-601 waivers both with USCIS and with consular offices, however I agree that if your case has already been denied...
I agree with my colleagues. Your order of removal will stand. However, depending on the crime and whether you may have been eligible for any...
You can apply at any time after you are eligible to do so. If you have been an LPR since 1994, then you are likely eligible barring any...
More information is needed in order to give you a complete response. It is not clear if your husband is even eligible to adjust in the U.S. ...
If you have a decision notice denying your application, I would first take it to an attorney to review. If you simply have not received anything...
To answer your question, your manner of entry must be known. If you lawfully entered the US you may be eligible to adjust in he U.S. If you...
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Yes, he can be deported, but it is also possible that he may be eligible for relief in immigration court. There are more facts needed to determine...