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Answered on October 15, 2013
Any lapse of status may affect a future visa application, however, only "unlawful presence" triggers the 3 and 10 year bars to readmission. ...
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Can my husband be deported when he has his DWI hearing? Even when an immigration bond was paid?
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Answered on October 14, 2013
He cannot be deported at the DWI hearing.
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Can our adopted child enter the US before the I-130 is approved?
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Answered on October 14, 2013
If he is in fact a "step-son" then your husband should be able to petition him irrespective of an adoption. Consult with an immigration attorney...
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Which is better, A parent to request US residency for an adult married son or a sibling to do so?
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Answered on October 14, 2013
You could file both petitions at the same time. Note that your parents cannot petition your married brother until they become US Citizens.
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My boyfriend & father of my kids has been charged with 2 misdemeanors. He is not a u.s. citizen, what will happen in court???
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Answered on October 14, 2013
He needs to retain a criminal defense attorney immediately. He most likely will have an ICE hold on him, so he will need an immigration attorney...
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Does Deferral Act require to find a job right away?
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Answered on October 14, 2013
DACA-based work permits do not require active employment to remain valid.
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If i need an emergency green card renewal is it ok to file I-90 & I-131 at the same time?
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Answered on October 14, 2013
You could, however it is not clear why you would want to do so. Consult with an immigration attorney for the best advice.
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After USCIS notifies you by email/text that your U visa have been approved, it really takes 30 days for them to mail your card?
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Answered on October 14, 2013
Expect 2-4 weeks.
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Travel with violation oitsode the US
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Answered on October 14, 2013
Generally, no, however review of the statute under which you were convicted would be necessary to accurately assess the case.
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What is the 15 digit case number required in the SAVE database
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Answered on October 09, 2013
Visit www.uscis.gov
