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My friend enter the U.S with a fake ID, name and claimed to be 17 years of age, when in fact she was about 24.
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She committed fraud when she entered the U.S. She can not adjust her status in the U.S. However, if she wants to apply for an immigrant visa...
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Can youthful offender adjudication stop deportation?
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Zdrastvuyte.Ya postoyannie jitel USA.Ya podal petisiyu na moyu jenu i 2 letnomu rebyonku.fee platit kajdomu ili jene tolko?
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Is a stay of proceedings technically charges pending?
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How does my friend get legal
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I am currently in US on a L1 visa with Co. A but another company has interviewed me while in US and agreed to sponsor H1B visa.
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No, it is certainly not unlawful to be interviewed by another employer. You can change your status to H-1B without leaving the U.S. Please see
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Does an immigration hold have any effect on making parole??/
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A murder conviction? No, he has no chance to stay in the U.S. Also, he will not be paroled, but will go directly into immigration custody. He...
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IO took my I-94 but not my kid's
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Although it's difficult to determine what the examiner's intentions are, unless he/she asked you and your wife a lot of questions, and your answers...
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If an immigrant gets caught trying to cross a point of entry with a green card that is not theirs how long can they be detained
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They will be detained until they are deported. If are sponsored by a U.S. citizen spouse, they will still have to obtain a fraud waiver.
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You will need to submit an I-601 waiver and demonstrate that your wife would suffer "extreme hardship" if the USCIS fails to grant you permanent...
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