Husband is a convicted felon wanting to enter the US legally is this a possibility?
My colleague is correct: you should consult with an immigration attorney who can provide specific advice based on all the facts.
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My colleague is correct: you should consult with an immigration attorney who can provide specific advice based on all the facts.
My colleague is correct that "legally married" and "convicted felon" is not nearly enough information to even provide a general answer to your...
My colleagues are correct that the permanent resident status does preclude your boyfriend from being placed into removal proceedings based on his...
As noted by colleague, your husband may not be in the detainee locator system yet if he was just recently picked up. Depending on his current...
My colleagues are correct that you should not leave the United States before meeting with an immigration attorney who can learn all the facts and...
If you're in a good faith marriage, the fact that you don't live together won't necessarily preclude the granting of the I-130 petition. There are...
I agree with my colleagues' recommendation that you should consult with an immigration attorney who can learn all the facts and provide guidance. ...
My colleagues are correct with respect to the possible abandonment of your LPR status and the potential of being placed into removal proceedings. ...
You can try to renew your deferred action status, but the conviction for shoplifting may pose a problem particularly given the nature of the...
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I agree with my colleague that you should consider posing this question to the employer's immigration attorney or consult with another attorney in...