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Notice to Appear in immigration court

J's answer | Answered on March 21, 2011

No, but you really need to hire an attorney. Cancellation of removal cases are very difficult to win, even with an attorney.

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Everytime my son goes through immagration the people say he always has something on his record. Last week it was a DUI

J's answer | Answered on March 21, 2011

I would recommend hiring an attorney to do Freedom of Information Act requests with all the relevant agencies, as well as Department of Justice and...

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K-1 to CR-1 changing visa application and proper way to do it

J's answer | Answered on March 21, 2011

You would need to file the I-130 after you get married, and your spouse would then either file the I-485 if your spouse is in the US, or would...

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Can he become a citizen?

J's answer | Answered on March 21, 2011

Simply being in the US for 10 years does not get you the green card, or citizenship. Being here for 10 years would permit him to apply for...

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I'm paying child support to an ex-wife. Can I sponsor my non-immigrant wife for a US green-card?

J's answer | Answered on March 21, 2011

Yes you can, but if your income is not enough, you will need a co-sponsor for the Affidavit of Support.

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I received a notice of intent to revoke. What do i need to send to USCIS that my marriage is real?

J's answer | Answered on March 21, 2011

You best chance of success is with a competent lawyer.

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But i returned within validity of re-entry permit

J's answer | Answered on March 21, 2011

2008 + 4 is 2012, not 2011

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Why adjudicating officers submit RFE of supportind documents that are already in the petition?

J's answer | Answered on March 21, 2011

In premium processing, it is probably because if they do not do something with the petition within 15 days, they have to refund the premium...

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Concurrent application :Change of status and visa extension application

J's answer | Answered on March 21, 2011

Yes you can do that. You will need to disclose the pending H-4

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I came to USA with my husband in Dec 2010,we filed a separation agreement and the divorce was granted on 16th feb and it will be

J's answer | Answered on March 21, 2011

Upon your divorce, you are no longer your husband's dependent, and therefore you are no longer entitled to H-4 status. You either must change your...

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