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Can I show the financial debt and the rejection letter was the reason I could not meet her?
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Same answer.
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Can I show the financial debt and the rejection letter was the reason I could not meet her?
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To bring her here as a fiancée, you must have met in person within the past two years. You may request a waiver of this provision, which requires...
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Problems on re-entry after getting greencard?
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Do not listen to your "friend." Listen to a qualified immigration attorney.
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Can u.s. citizenship be taken for retaining former citizenship
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This depends on the law of his former country.
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Do I need to give up my current foreign citizenship ?
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As far as the US is concerned, you are a US Citizen only once you naturalize. If your home country allows you to retain your citizenship, however,...
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When to approach an attorney for N400 - Naturalization delay?
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An attorney can file a lawsuit to compel a decision on your long overdue case. When all else fails, consult one.
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My working visa is expired and I overstayed will I have any problems getting a green card if I get married?
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As long as you were lawfully admitted to the US, an overstay alone is not a bar to adjustment of status based on these facts. Please consult with...
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My friend applied for asylum last year, and he received a referral letter from Immigration court on May of this year, and his
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Your friend should consult with an immigration attorney to discuss his asylum eligibility, EAD and clock issues.
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How long can a minor whose mother has become a citizen stay out of the US?
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A child is not automatically considered a US Citizen, solely because his parent naturalizes. there are several requirements. Please consult with...
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Changing the Title and ISBN of my already published book, would I get in trouble?
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Doubtful.
