Long Beach, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Long Beach, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum, Contracts & Agreements
Hello: Assuming you qualify, you should apply for naturalization as financial capability is irrelevant.
Hello: You say your father is a USC. Was he born in the U.S.? Were your parents married? There might be a claim for derivative citizenship for...
Hello: You cannot get your visa stamped in the U.S. You need to leave the U.S. and goto the Consulate.
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Hello: At the time he entered, he most likely had a reinstated deportation order. Thus, he should now do a Motion to Reopen if wrongfully done,...
Hello: He cannot be an immigrant and a non-immigrant. Once he would get the Green Card, he can still leave the U.S. and come back once every 6...
Hello: That depends on the false information you actually gave. Please verify so I can further advise.
Hello: There are many factors here to consider. He might be an aggravated felon and it might be necessary to do criminal relief. It may be...
Hello: As far as immigration law, there is no problem. However, your criminal situation may require you stay in the U.S. to complete probation...
Hello: You would need to be married at the time the main and primary applicant receives the Green Card in order to be a derivative beneficiary...
Hello: There are different issues here. If you came to the U.S. with the intent not to visit, but rather marry and stay permanently in the U.S.,...
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