I got deported .. can someone help at what are my chances of going back or asking for a pardon if u can help give me r number ty
If you were convicted of an aggravated felony you probably will not be able to return. Sorry.
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If you were convicted of an aggravated felony you probably will not be able to return. Sorry.
File the I-751
Your pregnancy is completely irrelevant to your I-130 petition. Yes, you will be able to bring the baby with you.
You would need to apply for and qualify for a B-2 visa.
Given all your questions, you really, really, really should retain an attorney. No one can give you piecemeal advice through Avvo
Given all your questions, you really, really, really should retain an attorney. No one can give you piecemeal advice through Avvo.
If you were outside the US for more than one year, you must be back in the US for four years and one day before applying for naturalization.
Was that address within the last 5 years? If it was, then that is your answer. Also, if you were gone for over a year, you will need to be in...
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