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Im pregnant & want to get married my partner is illegal. how can getting married help him become a citizen?
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Answered on July 16, 2010
Assuming that you are a U.S. citizen, you can marry your partner and sponsor him for permanent residence as an "immediate relative".
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Advance parole?
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Answered on July 16, 2010
Yes, you are missing the point. A B-2 tourist visa requires that you be maintaining a residence abroad which you have no intention of abandoning. ...
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J1 pending and opt expired. what now?
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Answered on July 16, 2010
You may wish to consider exiting the U.S. and applying for a J visa abroad. It is faster than waiting for USCIS to process your application for a...
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Need help
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Answered on July 16, 2010
Since you are married to a U.S. citizen, your spouse can immediately sponsor you for a green card, and you can resume your studies.
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Hello, I'm 17 years old an i entered the USA illegally should I exit the country before
I'm 18. to try to get a visa
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Answered on July 15, 2010
If you have been in the U.S. illegally for 7 years, it is doubtful that you would be issued a visa abroad. The U.S. Embassy would have a lot of...
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Change of status from H1B to F1
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Answered on July 15, 2010
It is doubtful that the USCIS will grant you a change of status without a pay stub. Depending on how long you have been out of status, it may be...
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I shoplifted. Do I get deported?
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Answered on July 15, 2010
No. Although shoplifting is considered a "crime of moral turpitude", if the amount of money involved was small, it is usually considered as a...
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Is not leaving in the same house as my husband a problem for me to get my green card?
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Answered on July 15, 2010
Your marriage is going to be scrutinized very closely, especially if you are not living together. Make sure that you have a big wedding ceremony...
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Marriage with Immigrant
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Answered on July 15, 2010
Assuming that you are a U.S. citizen, you can sponsor your wife for permanent residence. If she entered the U.S. legally, the whole procedure can...
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Please explain voluntary departure.
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Answered on July 15, 2010
If someone is "removed" from the U.S., they cannot return to the U.S. for either 5 or 10 years depending on whether it was an "expedited removal"...
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