Can a J-1 Visa holder (Au Pair) married with a LPR easily obtain a waiver of section 212(E) getting a "No objection statement"?
You don't need a waiver if you are not subject to 212(e).
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You don't need a waiver if you are not subject to 212(e).
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The 212(k) waiver is for your immigrant visa, not a B. You should have a consultation with an attorney before proceeding. Your case will be...
Yes. If you were not in the US during these 20 years, you may have an issue with abandonment of residence. See an attorney to determine how to...
You should definitely meet with an attorney to avoid any delays in the processing of your case. Attorneys can't speed up the process, but when you...
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There's not much you can do, but wait or see an attorney. You may want to have an attorney review your case to see if there are any legal issues...
You can do a K visa or an immigrant visa.
Immigration proceedings refer to the deportation process. He may or may not have been given an expedited removal (a type of deportation) in 2007. ...
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It doesn't matter where you get married, so long as the marriage is valid. You can do a K visa or an immigrant visa. If he enters on a K, he'll...
Typically USCIS does not do an interview for these cases.
Because of the holidays and the winter storms mail may be going a little slow. If you don't receive anything in the next week or so, contact the...