My grandma filed for my mom and my two younger brothers to come to the US from Haiti. The case was approved and one of my
When did your grandmother file the I-130, and when was it approved? What is your brother's date of birth?
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When did your grandmother file the I-130, and when was it approved? What is your brother's date of birth?
You would be potentially barred from petitioning for your spouse if you were convicted of an offense against a minor (under 18) that involved any...
This is not uncommon, especially in the last year. The good news is that you should be eligible, or close to eligible, to apply for your work...
I reiterate my colleague's suggestion that you speak with an immigration attorney about asylum, but only add the need to do so relatively quickly. ...
After she went to Italy in 1959, did your mother ever work for the U.S. military, the U.S. government, or an intergovernmental international...
You were at the bridge--does that mean you were seeking to reenter the U.S. and told the border official there that you were a U.S. citizen?
Are you already inside the U.S.? If so, what is your current immigration status?
Possibly--depends on the details. You said your son was arrested. What happened in court? Did he plead guilty to burglary, or something else,...
So, your spouse's asylum claim was granted? Is she from the same country as you? Are your claims similar? Why was your asylum application denied?...
What status, if any, did she previously hold in the U.S.? Was she, like her mother, a lawful permanent resident? When did her mother naturalize? ...