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My friend petitioned for her husband (alien) to get his legalization here in the states thru homeland security...can she file
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Answered on March 15, 2011
Yes, she can file for bankruptcy. However, she will need someone in addition to her to complete an affidavit of support for her husband.
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My husband is an illegal immigrant, we have 3 children and we wanna get his papers because if he was to get deported i couldnt
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Answered on March 15, 2011
If he entered the U.S. legallly, and overstayed his visa, and you are a U.S. citizen, you can sponsor him for a green card in the U.S.
If he...
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Visa for USA after deportation
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Answered on March 15, 2011
If he returned illegally to the U.S. after deportation, he must remain outside the U.S. for a minimum of ten years. If he did not return to the...
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Removal
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Answered on March 15, 2011
If she is presently before an Immigration Judge, she is probably in removal proceedings.
If you are 21 years of age of older, you can sponsor...
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What are the rules to get us citizenship through student visa
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Answered on March 15, 2011
I agree with the above answer.
For additional information, please see
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Could i get problems joining the army if i marry my girlfriend (she's an illegal immigrant)?
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Answered on March 15, 2011
You will have no problems joining the Army. Do not sponsor your wife for a green card until you are in the military. She will be eligible for a...
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Can you file for citizenship if you have a criminal record?
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Answered on March 15, 2011
He will probably be placed in removal proceedings.
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Can a family friend sponsor me to fix my immigration status?
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Answered on March 14, 2011
No. However, a relative who is a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident may be able to sponsor you.
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Travelling the world as a US permanent resident.
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Answered on March 14, 2011
If you depart the U.S. for 180 days or more, there arises a "rebuttable presumption" that you have abandoned your permanent resident in the U.S. ...
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Marriage interview: should i worried about getting arrested at the interview by deportation officers?
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Answered on March 14, 2011
Before you appear for your interview, you should check the Immigration Courts 800 phone number to made sure that you are not under a final order of...
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