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Are cubans being deported back to cuba ?
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Answered on February 14, 2011
No
Carl Michael Shusterman's Answers (67942)
Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
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Is it legal to stay in US ?
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Answered on February 14, 2011
You should have had your wife file an application for adjustment to status to permanent resident (I-485) at the same time that you filed the I-130....
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Want to get divorce after entering US on fiancee visa
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Answered on February 14, 2011
If you do not sponsor him for permanent residence, he must leave the U.S. before his I-94 expires.
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My parents were selected for an EDV and got their visa recently. Will I be eligible to apply for the permanent residency?
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Answered on February 14, 2011
No. You are already an adult. You should consider other methods of obtaining a green card.
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My fiance entered the US illigally in 2006. I understand he needs to return to Mexico to apply for a Visa?
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Answered on February 14, 2011
If he departs the U.S., he will be barred from entering the U.S. for ten years. If you are a U.S. citizen, and you marry him, he can apply for a...
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My dad, who permanent resident for my brother in 2008. The priority date is Aug 13, 2009. We paid AOS and visa fees already but
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Answered on February 14, 2011
There is a minimum eight-year wait in this category. Please see
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Does bar applies who took voluntary departure
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Answered on February 14, 2011
There is no bar for leaving the voluntary departure. If a person is deported, however, there is a ten-year bar.
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Hello.
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Answered on February 14, 2011
No, there is a minimum four-year wait in the family-based 2A category (spouses and children of permanent residents). If she naturalizes and...
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Adjusting status through marriage: Last name spelling different? Can this cause problems?
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Answered on February 14, 2011
This could be a problem. Most USCIS examiners will insist that you use the name on your birth certificate, unless you are a woman, in which case...
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I filed I-130 for my husband and we got the petition approved on Sept of 2010 but since he had a court hearing here in Denver on
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Answered on February 14, 2011
If you husband orginally was lawfully admitted to the U.S., he may be able to adjust his status in the U.S. You will need to file a Motion to...
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