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Is it ok if my J1 expires although I filed my Green Card petition but 90 days before my visa expiration I haven't hear anything?
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Answered on May 09, 2011
I agree with the above answer.
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Physical Presence
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Answered on May 09, 2011
I agree with the above answer.
Please know that a Re-Entry Permit only preserves your residency for green card purposes, not for the purpose of...
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I got selected for further processing in dv2012 lottery and am in the States now. Should I apply for adjustment of status now?
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Answered on May 09, 2011
I agree with the above answer.
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Arrested by U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Amtrak train, released same day.
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Answered on May 09, 2011
You may be eligible to apply for relief from deportation in Immigration Court. You seem to be eligible to apply for cancellation of...
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USC applying for mother???
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Answered on May 09, 2011
It looks like that your mother may be eligible to adjust her status under section 245i of the law without leaving the U.S.
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How can I obtain LPR status based on the fact that I take care of my invalid grandmother; came to the US when I was 2 months old
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Answered on May 09, 2011
Unfortunately, this is not a ground for obtaining a green card.
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H1-B transfer receipt num
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Answered on May 09, 2011
Yes, although it is up to the employer to decide whether to release this information to the employee.
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What visa would be the fastest visa to get my fiance to live with me? I've heard the Fiance visa takes longer than the K-1 visa?
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Answered on May 09, 2011
A K-1 visa is a fiancee visa. It usually takes about 5-6 months to obtain.
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How a DUI will affect status adjustment for an illegal alien?
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Answered on May 09, 2011
A DUI is not a "crime of moral turpitude". Therefore, you should be able to apply for a green card.
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Marriage in 2005 I got my green card in 2006....left from home mounths later..and divorce in 2009....marriage again in 2010....
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Answered on May 09, 2011
Yes, you can. However, you will have to prove that both your marriages were for love, not just to get a green card.
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