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You should contact a US immigration attorney immediately to ensure there was no conviction in 2000. Even if there was no conviction, USCBP records...

I have been married to my spouse for one year but I would like to know the immigration process to get him here

You will want to contact a US immigration attorney to assist you with the immigrant visa processing. It generally takes 6 to 12 months once you...

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If you were married previously, USCIS will require a divorce certificate. Generally, in situations such as yours, you will have to get the divorce...

A USCIS decision on whether to grant you a waiver or not will not have an impact on deciding whether to approve your I485. The I485 process is the...

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Dear Sir: Please see below details about my inquiry. Thank you so much.

This is not a question. Contact a US immigration attorney.

I am married to American husband and came to US with 2 year condition green card and has expired few years ago.

You can file a late I-751. Include a statement indicating why there was a delay. If USCIS decides to reject the filing in its entirety, you will...

Can I cancel ongoing h1b process?

Your employer can write a withdrawal letter and file it with USCIS. It is effective upon receipt by USCIS. Your employer should contact a US...

My mother may have lost her I-94 and I am about to sponsor her. She is living in the US and her visa is expired.

You can file with proof of her legal entry (stamp in passport, airplane tickets etc) and also file a form I-102 for a replacement I-94. Contact a...

Marrying a Guy from India with a c1d Visa. Can he adjust being that he was never on a ship?

If his actual visa in the passport is a C1 visa, then there are no options for him in the US to file for adjustment/green card. If it is his I94...

I have overstayed my visa waiver and wish to leave the USA, Will I run into problems at the airport upon departure?

Generally, there are no problems leaving the country (unless you have outstanding criminal issues).