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I came here when i was 2 months old with my mother.I fell under my moms visa.That was 1987.i found out all this when i tried to
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Answered on August 29, 2011
Since it was so long ago, it is possible that your mom has applied for some benefit that you would be a beneficiary as well. To obtain a ss #, you...
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Changing the status
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Answered on August 29, 2011
yes you can but to be able to adjust here in the US, you need to show a legal entry - ie did you come with a visa and do you have proof
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IM married to a man from mexico he was denied reentry to the US he is back in th US i want a divorce how can i do this
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Answered on August 29, 2011
You will need to contact a family law attorney from your state that knows the divorce notification laws for you concerning out of country parties.
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My priority date is July 2008 . when will i hear from immigration ?
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Answered on August 05, 2011
You will probably never hear from immigration. When your priority date is current, you have to proceed with your case.
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Is it mandatory to have a Social Security Number if I have a green card ?
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Answered on August 05, 2011
If you are a permanent resident of the US and you are working, you need a social security card and need to pay taxes. Why would you want to pay...
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Immigration Visa
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Answered on August 05, 2011
Theft and firearm charges are difficult. . . . .
You will want to consult with a qualified immigration attorney and probably a criminal...
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I came in the USA 10 years ago ewi I have been maintaining tps status since I am married to USC I know I cannot adjust in
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Answered on August 05, 2011
If you were out of status longer than a year and then leave the country that triggers the 10 year bar and an advance parole doesn't fix that. ...
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If my sister is a criminal, and has an expired green card, BUT has a child who is a US citizen, can she be deported?
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Answered on August 05, 2011
If someone is out of status they can always be deported, especially with a criminal record.
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I'd like to marry my boyfriend of 5 years in the US,he is not a US resident/citizen but i am a resident greencard holder,
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Answered on August 05, 2011
Since you are a LPR, there is a waiting line about 3 years long for him to be able to adjust his status to permanent resident. Also, if he didn't...
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7 times arrested for crimes of moral turpitude, will I still be eligible to renew my greencard?
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Answered on August 05, 2011
Arrests are one thing, convictions are another. Arrests probably won't be a problem but convictions are.
Consult with an immigration attorney.
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