Can I get a visa or green card if I got a felony in 2004?
Depends on the felony. Get your criminal records from the court if you don't still have them, and then consult with an attorney.
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Depends on the felony. Get your criminal records from the court if you don't still have them, and then consult with an attorney.
You should hire a lawyer to track this down and advise you properly.
Find an immigration lawyer in your area immediately. The "Find a Lawyer" page should be a good place to start, or http://www.ailalawyer.com/
The petition should take between 6 and 12 months if you are a citizen, longer if you a permanent resident. If he needs a waiver, that can be...
Generally, if you came to the U.S. with permission and are married to a U.S. citizen, you should be able to "adjust" your status. Here's a link...
I agree with my colleagues. With a criminal history like that, regardless of anything else, you should talk to an experienced immigration lawyer...
You should be fine. If there's an issue, they'll tell you.
Here's the link to the FAQ Page. Good luck! ...
Sounds tricky. Consider making an Infopass appointment and/or hiring a lawyer to investigate. ...
If by "file for a marriage" you mean "get married," then that is a personal question that only the two of you can answer. If, instead, you mean...