I am a U.S Citizen and husband was denied the pardon from USCIS is there anything I can do?
Possibly. Did you have an attorney for the waiver? You should consult with an attorney or two in your area to discuss your options in detail. ...
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Possibly. Did you have an attorney for the waiver? You should consult with an attorney or two in your area to discuss your options in detail. ...
Thanks, Maria. It's hard to give good advice on a forum like this. Whether your conviction makes you inadmissible or not depends on what the...
If simple possession then should be fine, but please please please do not proceed without hiring an attorney to properly advise you. You will need...
Only U.S. citizens who are over the age of 21 can apply for their parents.
In order not to have it affect your permanent residence, you should go for fewer than six months. It may very likely affect your eligibility to...
They wouldn't know that automatically. Consider consulting an attorney to determine if you are already a U.S. citizen. If you are, your N-400...
Five years. You can file the application after you've been a permanent resident for four years and nine months. ...
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You will have to complete separate I-130s for them, unfortunately. Your mom's will take about a year, your brother's will take longer, possibly...
A person cannot be "illegal." Immigration violations are civil, not criminal. Calling an undocumented immigrant "illegal" is the same as calling...
This would be a tourist visa. You/he can find information on applying here: https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/visit/visitor.html