Catherine A. Chan
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Denver, CO

Immigration Lawyer at Denver, CO

Practice Areas: Immigration

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I have been married for more than 4 years and i got my 10 years green card about 3 years ago and we got a 2 years boy

Catherine's answer | Answered on May 28, 2014

It doesn't sound like divorce will affect your residency at this point. You will be eligible for naturalization when it has been five years since...

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Married a US citizen after I was approved for DACA. Will it be easier to become a US resident?

Catherine's answer | Answered on May 28, 2014

If you have a lawful entry to the United States or are the beneficiary of an application filed on your behalf (or if you were a child on a parent's...

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Marriage based

Catherine's answer | Answered on May 27, 2014

I agree that the online portal is not always reliable. At the same time, I recommend that you hire an attorney to communicate with USCIS about...

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Immigration: My husband and I have been offered a down payment for a house by a gift angel and are not sure whether its wise...

Catherine's answer | Answered on May 26, 2014

Your "gift angel" may need to act as a co-sponsor for your husband's application (see Form I-864, if you can't meet the income requirements alone)....

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Do I lose old citizenship when I naturalize?

Catherine's answer | Answered on May 19, 2014

This country allows for dual citizenship, so your naturalization should not disturb your home-state citizenship if that country also permits dual...

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How long is the processing time for bring spouse from overseas after filing I-130 if the petitioner is Permanent Resident ?

Catherine's answer | Answered on May 16, 2014

This is the F2A category for family-based immigration. You can always check the Visa Bulletin on the U.S. Department of State website to see...

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I just became a us citizen and I want to know if is a way to fix my mother papers without she leaving the country.

Catherine's answer | Answered on May 01, 2014

Only certain people can complete their process in the United States. Usually these are people who entered lawfully (with a visa or with...

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