I have an uncle and aunt in Boston. Could they sponsor my family and I to immigrate to the USA?
No. They could sponsor your parents, and then your parents could sponsor you, but this would take many many years.
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No. They could sponsor your parents, and then your parents could sponsor you, but this would take many many years.
See the DACA FAQ page. http://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/consideration-deferred-action-childhood-arrivals-process/frequently-asked-questions ...
Yes, but you'll need to get a re-entry permit. Consider hiring a lawyer to help you with this. ...
If he talked about the I-751, it sounds like he was going to approve the application/petition. If you haven't received any mail 6-8 weeks after...
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One of the requirements is that you've been in the U.S. since June of 2007. Here's a link to the FAQ page: ...
If the marriage is under two years old, then they will give you "conditional" green cards and you will have to affirmatively file to remove those...
Because he entered without permission, he'll have to return to his country to complete the process. If his only issue is the unlawful presence,...
As the petitioner, you must complete an Affidavit of Support. If you don't make enough, and can't meet the income requirements using assets,...
If you don't make enough on your own, you'll have to find a joint sponsor. You'll have to include a copy of your 2013 tax return or tax...
It depends on the local ASC, but generally there's not an issue if you just walk in with your appointment notice and ID and ask them to do it then....
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