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I am an illegal immigrant who has been living in the U.S for 18 years. I do not wish to go back to mexico, and i have never been
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Answered on January 20, 2011
An exemption which could allow you to get your green card without leaving the U.S. is called "Section 245(i)".
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Can someone who broke immigration law in the past (now a LPR) apply to bring their spouse to the US on a K visa
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Answered on January 20, 2011
I agree with the above answer.
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Honest answer please........!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Answered on January 20, 2011
I agee with the above answer.
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My wife, who is a US citizen, and I have been married for six months now and she still contemplatinng on filling for my
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Answered on January 20, 2011
I agree with the above answers.
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If i have a green card, my fiancé has a visa, and i wanna grant her a green card, can that be possible?
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Answered on January 20, 2011
You can sponsor her, but there is a minimum 3 year wait in that category. Perhaps, you want to wait until you become a U.S. citizen to sponsor her...
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J-1 Visa Question
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Answered on January 20, 2011
Assuming you were required to return to India, the two years that you spent in India satisfied this requirement. The burden of proof is on you to...
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Using an expired H1B petition, currently on L1B
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Answered on January 20, 2011
H-1B visas are employer-specific. You cannot use an H-1B visa that was issued for you to work for one employer to work for another...
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I was ordered to be removed from the US by an immigration judge but I have not received any more info after. It's been 3 months.
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Answered on January 20, 2011
You can talk with ICE in Los Angeles, and show them that you purchased a ticket to leave the U.S.
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Time frame for stay beyond H1B extension denied?
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Answered on January 20, 2011
The 180 days starts from the H-1B denial date, so you do not have 180 days of unlawful presence.
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What is a returning resident visa?
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Answered on January 20, 2011
This is a visa for a green card holder who abandons his/her status by remaining outside the U.S. for too long, but who can demonstrate to the U.S....
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