I have a temporary green card, should i apply for the permanent if my marriage failed, or start all over with my current husband
You need to file the I-751 and prove that your first marriage was a marriage entered into in good faith.
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You need to file the I-751 and prove that your first marriage was a marriage entered into in good faith.
Yes, you can.
If there are name discrepancies, you will have to, at a minimum, explain why there are those discrepancies. Most likely, you will be asked to...
You would have to have an investor visa.
She should hire an attorney who known both immigration law and criminal law, as the charges could render her inadmissible/removable. At a very...
If the half-brother is at least 21 he can petition the 16 year old. But, sibling petition cases take a long, long time. See the F4 category in the...
This should be something you should be discussing with your lawyer. That why you have him/her.
You might, but you will have to prove a case within a case. In other words, you will have to prove that the reason the green card was not granted...
If you are asking about the US I-130, the question refers to US immigration proceedings. Canada is not the US.
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