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K1 holder after marriage
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Answered on October 06, 2010
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Carl Michael Shusterman's Answers (65820)
Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
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My boyfriend has a B2 Visa, Can we get married?
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Answered on October 04, 2010
Assuming that you are a U.S. citizen, please see
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Im a US citizen and my Husband is not. he was born he was born in Western Samoa we have a 4 year old child.
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Answered on October 04, 2010
Assuming that your husband entered the U.S. lawfully, perhaps on a visitors visa, you can sponsor him for permaennt residence...
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Immigration
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Answered on October 04, 2010
Anyone who was unlawfully present in the U.S. after April 1, 1997 for one year or more, departs the U.S. and re-enters unlawfully, is subject to...
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Will I be able to remove my conditional green card after divorce?
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Answered on October 04, 2010
Yes. Get a divorce and file for a waiver of the joint petition requirement on the grounds that this was a marriage entered into in good...
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How many years i have to wait to get my visa or my interview time?
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Answered on October 04, 2010
That depends on whether her priority date is current. Please see
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Can a green card holder file for a fiance´?
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Answered on October 04, 2010
No, you must be a U.S. citizen to sponsor your fiance. You can, however, get married and sponsor your spouse under the family-based 2A...
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My H1C visa will expire on October 30, 2010, Can I still stay legally here in US with my British passport?
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Answered on October 04, 2010
You will need to apply to change to another nonimmigrant status prior to that date. Please see
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I am on F1 status and i have SSN. GC mom wants to file i130 for me..
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Answered on October 04, 2010
You should disclose your social security number on the form. For additional information, please see
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Can I fill a N-600 if I have a deportation order? The Doctrine of Constructive Retention apply to my case?
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Answered on September 29, 2010
If you are a U.S. citizen, you cannot be deported. For additional information, please see
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