Are criminal deportable offenses and visa denial/ renewals generally the same ?
There are grounds of inadmissibility for committing crimes that are used to prevent people from entering the US, and there are grounds of...
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There are grounds of inadmissibility for committing crimes that are used to prevent people from entering the US, and there are grounds of...
The answer would be "yes" as she was refused admission to the US, and she should explain the circumstance. NOTE: Green card remains a valid entry...
If the family/divorce court expressly OK to restore the maiden name, you can start using the maiden name now and use the maiden name on the...
Cohabitation is one aspect of bona fide marriage. In stead of focusing only on that aspect, think broadly and start preserving evidence that tends...
Answer "Yes" for 7A and "No" or 7B and provide a short explanation (something like being exempt from filing a tax return in 2012 for lack of...
You may have a U-visa claim and should discuss your case in details with an immigration attorney or a qualified professional. If you cannot afford...
Who is this "attorney" handling your husband's case? Is this a real attorney or a consultant? Did you check her bar license? If consultant, did...
To qualify under the 3-year rule, your wife must show that she has been living under the same roof with her citizen spouse and will be asked to...
This is not an immigration- or asylum-related question. You should re-post in an appropriate category.
If you are a US citizen, she should be eligible for adjustment of status despite the fact she overstayed on the 90-day period allowed under the...