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What are the odds of my husband(married to a citizen) in getting his papers with a guilty plea on a felony charge?
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Answered on February 08, 2011
If he is innocent, he should never have pled guilty. With such a conviction, there is no chance that he could qualify for permanent residence. He...
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Hi,
i am a us citizen and trying 2 help my sibling who is out of status w her family (e.g.overstayed tourist) be LPR.
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Answered on February 08, 2011
Since your sister has overstayed her visa in the U.S. for many years, she should proceed cautiously. You can sponsor her for a green card, but the...
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My husband is being charged with a felony can he still fix his papers?
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Answered on February 08, 2011
He can under 2 circumstances: (1) If he is acquitted; (2) if he is convicted of simple possession of less than 30 grams of marijuana and this is...
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Do we need an attorney for my wife adjustment of status interview
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Answered on February 08, 2011
If depends on whether there are any issues which you will need an attorney's help to address.
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Visa waiver and adjustment of status
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Answered on February 08, 2011
In most cities, such adjustments have been granted. In other cities, like San Diego, they have been denied.
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Green card after J1 waiver
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Answered on February 07, 2011
If your husband is going to naturalize in the next couple of years, I don't see any point in him filing a petition on your behalf now. Wait until...
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Did not declare second marriage out of the country in n-400
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Answered on February 07, 2011
Of course. You need to tell the truth at your interview.
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Reopen case
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Answered on February 07, 2011
The section 212(a)(9)(c)(1) bar means that your husband would have to leave the U.S. for 10 years before he would be able to apply for a waiver to...
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Records
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Answered on February 07, 2011
You cannot obtain a copy of his file, but he can do so under the Freedom of Information Act.
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Stepdaughter citizenship
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Answered on February 07, 2011
If your step-daughter was under 18 years of age when you married your husband, you can sponsor her an "immediate relative" for green card. Since...
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