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I had my citizenship test today. I was advised that I passed the civics test. However, I was instructed to provide additional
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Answered on June 07, 2011
The only reason that letter would be required is if USCIS suspects that you are hiding trips. It would be highly advisable for you to retain an...
Can I petition my mother if she was deported 3 years ago?
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Answered on June 07, 2011
You can, but as Attorney Shusterman states, she will need waivers. You will need an experienced immigration attorney to handle the matter.
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I traveled to my home country after my wedding in the states to US Citizen! Can I go back to the US to my husband?
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Answered on June 07, 2011
You need to file the petition and application for adjustment of status and have an advance parole BEFORE you leave. Otherwise, you will have to...
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My mother went to interview her application was approved, she did not take the test because of her illness she was exempt form t
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Answered on June 07, 2011
Do an InfoPass.
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My mother went to interview her application was approved, she did not take the test because of her illness she was exempt form t
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Answered on June 07, 2011
Do an InfoPass.
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My I-751 is Denied . I am told I can not work or travel . What happens if I am caught working while my I-751 is Denied .
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Answered on June 07, 2011
You should be asking this from your lawyer. Your lawyer knows all the facts about your case. We do not.
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I'm currently in the Stats on a 10 year B1 / B2 visa.
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Answered on June 07, 2011
Your best option is to get married in the US first, start the green card process, and not travel outside the US until you have received the advance...
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What can I do to legalize my stay in U.S.? I'm out of status
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Answered on June 07, 2011
It depends on numerous factors.
You should retain an experienced immigration attorney to review all the facts about you and any potential...
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With an otherwise clean criminal record, can a first conviction for a cimt committed 18 yrs after an lpr's admission into the us
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Answered on June 07, 2011
It depends on what the conviction was for
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J1 to J2; J1 extension and pregnancy
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Answered on June 07, 2011
Yes, you wife would be able to change her status to J-2
In order to stay beyond the expiration of your J-1, you would need to apply for a change...
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