I want to what kind of question immigration ask when the person is a widower... i dont think its the same as married interview
how is she continuing the application is the petitioner died...the facts are not clear so it is hard to give an answer.
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how is she continuing the application is the petitioner died...the facts are not clear so it is hard to give an answer.
each attorney is different, so you will need to contact a few and see what the fees are.
no, one has nothing to do with the other. be sure to work with a qualified immigration attorney on the asylum...asylum cases are not easy.
No. As long as you are legally married she is entitled to keep her L2. also, why not divorce here in the u.s. instead of India.
If your old case was not reopened you are at risk to be deported. you need an immigration attorney immediately.
your old h4 was changed to L, so of course it is not valid. you need to get a new h4 stamp to reenter the u.s. and yes you can do it in Canada.
consult with a qualified immigration attorney. you know the options so there is not much to guide you on and no one can give you guarantees.
consult a qualified immigration attorney for one but it will also take 3 years for him to get a green card if you are not a u.s. citizen.
you are a prefect example of why people should become a u.s. citizen asap and not keep green cards for decades. clearly you intend to live here...
percentage quotes are pointless. you have to file the best application and deal with what happens. no one can predict what an officer will do with...