Phoenix, AZ
Immigration Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: Immigration
It is difficult to give you an answer without more information. Who in your family has legal status? Are you here legally, or illegally? If you...
If your fiancee was deported, he is subject to a ten-year bar, or a lifetime bar if he was deported for an aggravated felony. You can marry him...
He will be eligible for consular processing in Mexico (CDJ). This is because he did not enter the U.S. legally. However, if a petition was ever...
Do they have any U.S. citizen relatives, or Lawful Permanent Resident relatives? If so it sounds like they could have a case for Cancellation of...
She would have to file a Motion to Reopen on a Form I-290B. The filing fee is $585. She should hire an attorney for sure to take care of this and...
The possibility that he would be stuck in CDJ is pretty big, and for 15 months to ten years, yes. If nobody else filed for him prior to April 30,...
If he was deported, he is subject to a ten-year bar. Of course, this is assuming his convictions are not aggravated felonies in which case he...
Unfortunately, this is not an easy process. Did you enter legally? Has anyone else ever filed for you (such as a parent?). If you entered...
You need to find out what happened with either the I-130 or the Adjustment application. It is unclear from your post exactly what was filed. It...
Go see an attorney! Where are you from? This in an important question. If you married a U.S. citizen, depending on your criminal charge, she may...
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