CAN ONE RETURN TO THE US AFTER BEING DEPORTED FOR LIFE? IF HE OR SHE GOT A WORK VISA?
Depends on what type of felony, when the person was deported, what type of visa he or she is now eligible for, and many other individualized...
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Depends on what type of felony, when the person was deported, what type of visa he or she is now eligible for, and many other individualized...
I agree with my colleagues. If you have the resources to retain an immigration attorney, you should. While the DHS form instructions often seem...
Sounds like your question is on the Ireland side of things. So, it is better directed to (1) the Irish Consulate (who it appears you've already...
As long as you married within the 90-days and have filed her adjustment of status application, you're fine. Don't worry. Many people who enter...
I agree with my colleagues. This is a complicated question that depends on many individual factors, and he or she should consult with an...
You can file the I-751 petition even if you're divorced, but the evidentiary requirements are quite a bit more extensive. You can review the I-751...
I agree that the best (maybe only) person who can give you an idea of why an I-601 wasn't necessary when your adjustment application was...
Surely not. And even if they did, a private company's internal notation about alleged conduct is not something that can be relied on by...
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That depends on what country they're from, how old they are, and whether they're legally married. You can review the Visa Bulletin on the US...
As a general rule, a condition resident who is no longer married can request a waiver of the joint filing requirement of the I-751, which is more...
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