Darius M Amiri

Darius M Amiri's Answers (56)

Scottsdale, AZ

Immigration Lawyer at Scottsdale, AZ

Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum

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My mother has been here illegally for about 15 years and plans to return to the caribbean now that I am older.

Darius's answer | Answered on November 05, 2015

I do not believe your mother will face any trouble attempting to leave the US at the airport. However, if she has been here over a year or more...

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Am a resident in the U.S. my Wife is a illegal immigrant how can I give a your residential or be a citizen

Darius's answer | Answered on March 07, 2015

As a resident applying for spouse, you will likely have to wait a while for priority date to become current. If you are eligible to become a...

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How to be aware of your Family immigration category? and how to retain your old visa category?

Darius's answer | Answered on March 07, 2015

Send proof of petitioners change in status to national visa center along with a copy of your previous application and a cover letter explaining...

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Which are the strongest reasons I can point to tell the immigration, because I want to stay here?

Darius's answer | Answered on August 14, 2014

Among requirements for U Visa Applicants and Derivatives, USCIS (Immigration)requires a personal statement describing the criminal activity of...

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How can I do an inquiry with the USCIS for pending i765 employment authorization after 75 day ?

Darius's answer | Answered on July 31, 2014

Click on the link below, enter your receipt number and you will get a status update on your pending I765 application. You can also call...

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When filling out N-400 form what do I write as my answer where it asks for spouse immigration status if my spouse was deported?

Darius's answer | Answered on February 18, 2014

You must answer the question truthfully or risk having your application prejudiced. However, your spouse having been deported may not affect your...

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