Granted asylum while spouse is illegally in the U.S.
It is possible for your spouse to derive benefits from your asylum application, since you were approved after the marriage, however, you may be...
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It is possible for your spouse to derive benefits from your asylum application, since you were approved after the marriage, however, you may be...
Yes, you can always submit an application for selection in the DV Lottery.
You could report this matter to the FBI and Department of Homeland Security.
The interview, if any, will be held in the District where your mother resides.
You should not make any assumptions. Consult with an immigration attorney and make educated decisions.
This is a matter for the Texas DMV to determine.
Yes, that person may continue to reside in the US and seek US citizenship.
The "A#" is an 8 or 9 digit number usually expressed as Axxx-xxx-xxx.
There are a few different ways to accomplish this, which you should discuss directly with an immigration attorney.
That question on the I-130 is not really your problem. Your problems are due to the convictions and deportations.