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While I was employed, I met a woman from India married a fellow from the U.S. It rapidly dissolved. I did not trust her.
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If the couple married openly, lived together and possessed joint property, I doubt that the wife would ever be deported. However, since she only...
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What are the odds of H4 stamping after F1 denial
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Answered on December 29, 2010
I don't see any problem in her obtaining an H-4 visa, but I don't understand why you are asking about her entering the U.S. in H-4 status and then...
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What can i do to prevent my fiance from being deported to el slavador?
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Answered on December 29, 2010
For some advise from a former INS prosecutor, please see
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Similar and related to my previous question...I-130, I-864, I-485 filing times?
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Please remember that the dates on the monthly Visa Bulletin are a look into the past, not a prediction of future waiting times. The 2A category is...
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Can i travel without a travel document?
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Answered on December 29, 2010
You will need a Refugee Travel Document in order to be able to re-enter the U.S.
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I filled in csc and it was transffered to tsc,and now they say is with the uscis office,whats the meaning of this.i am in
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Answered on December 29, 2010
As an former INS Attorney (1976-82), I believe that your local office probably wants to question you about the petitions.
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My son in law is from Palau, has a green card, Can he travel cruise and not get off ship at ports that require a Visa?
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Answered on December 29, 2010
You may also want to speak to the shipping line.
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If the petitoner has send the I-864 but the petitoner husband is not send right information to nvc?Can someone else File I-864a?
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For additional information, please see
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Will I be able to travel to Canada with a felony possession and a felony sale of Schedule I drugs if convicted in 2000.
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I do not believe you will be allowed to enter Canada although perhaps you could qualify for a waiver. However, since my expertise is U.S....
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I am a british citizen and a former LPR of the U.S. My question is about a PADILLA motion.
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Answered on December 29, 2010
It seems certain that your deportation order could be voided under these circumstances. Whether a civil action could be brought for damages is...
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