Can I ask for asylum as a Syrian in Mexico, what's the best way?
You would have to present yourself to an office of the US Department of Homeland Security or State Department to seek asylee/refugee status.
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You would have to present yourself to an office of the US Department of Homeland Security or State Department to seek asylee/refugee status.
You should show everything you have to an immigration attorney, because what you are saying does not really make sense.
This would depend on the exact reason for the denial. There is no appeal of an adjustment of status application, although it possible can be...
Assuming your father was a US Citizen, he would have had to have met certain residence requirements in the US prior to your birth in order to have...
Filing for a B-2 "bridge" would not solve the problem. Most likely, you would have to depart the US to get a new visa under these circumstances. ...
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You should consult with an immigration attorney. If she is not eligible to apply for her green card in the US, then she will need a waiver of the...
Under those circumstances, your future spouse should be eligible to file for adjustment of status and obtain her green card without leaving the US....
Your wife would need to have a valid visa stamp in her passport on return.
You should look into filing an application for DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals). This would be the fastest way to acquire some legal...
Documentation requirements vary case-to-case. Consult with an immigration attorney to avoid mistakes and wasting time.