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U visa 13 month

Alexus's answer | Answered on August 23, 2013

U visas take a very long time to process.

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How to retrieve immigration bond funds. We are waiting for I-139 to be submitted to bond specialists!

Alexus's answer | Answered on August 23, 2013

I agree with my colleague. Closing of administrative proceedings is not enough. You should consult an attorney to assist you.

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How can my Husband get a permanent residency or a green card to come live with me in the U.S.?

Alexus's answer | Answered on August 23, 2013

You could file an I-130 and 1-485 but it sounds like he will need a waiver. You will need an immigration attorney to assist you.

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Deportation (immigration) & US property

Alexus's answer | Answered on August 23, 2013

No.

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Re entry in US

Alexus's answer | Answered on August 23, 2013

My colleague is correct. You are subject to a 3 year bar. You need an attorney to see if you are eligible for any type of waiver.

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I'm a permanent resident and I want to become USC but I have moved many times and I had never change my address with uscis

Alexus's answer | Answered on August 23, 2013

I agree with my colleague. It is best to consult an attorney to evaluate your case.

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Need help with filing AOS for brother who overstayed F-1 visa, after lawyer consulted said that I cannot I-485 for him.

Alexus's answer | Answered on August 23, 2013

After you file the from I-130, there is nothing you can do. It will take over a decade for his priority date to become current so you can file the...

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Is there such thing as an inadmissibility pardon? Would I be eligible?

Alexus's answer | Answered on August 23, 2013

Unfortunately you are in a bad position. You could ask for a pardon if it happened in the US by the governor. You will probably always need the...

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I need to change my name on I-94 to get SSN with new name. I have court order.

Alexus's answer | Answered on August 23, 2013

I do not think the I-94 will be changed as that was your legal name when you entered the country. You could make an infopass appointment or hire an...

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Green Card expiration date counts to 13 years

Alexus's answer | Answered on August 23, 2013

That does seem to be an error by USCIS. If you choose to become a US citizen, there should be no issue. Otherwise you may want to apply for a new...

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