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Deferred action only for people in school?
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Answered on August 06, 2012
Yes!
Deborah Lynne Karapetian's Answers (3244)
Glendale, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Glendale, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
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What are the options for a green card holder (unmarried son of US citizen) for his significant other, her son and their son?
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Answered on August 06, 2012
They epwill need to marry unless she is eligible for an independent visa.
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Will I be able to get a green card here without leaving the US or going back to my birth country? Please help me
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Answered on August 06, 2012
You need to consult an attorney on this one. Too many missing facts.
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I had re-entry permint I-90 as green card holder will staying 12 mo affect my citizenship application
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Answered on August 06, 2012
Yes. You should see an attorney before you file.
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My friend went to Elementary school and High School in USA. Can he qualify for the dream act?
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Answered on August 06, 2012
This is case specific. See a lawyer to process
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How much will a form cost for deferred action policy? i see theres many visas and some cost over $300 so what estimate?
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Answered on August 06, 2012
Lawyers will have different fees. USCIS has not announced the fee yet. You can try, but a lawyer will be best as always.
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I opted for Adjustment of Status on I-130 that's approved; NVC letter is now asking for Affidavit of Support fee. What to do?
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Answered on August 06, 2012
He is not eligible for adjustment now so the NVC holds the file. But in all honesty, you need an attorney for these decisions to know how to...
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Do I still qualify for deferred action?
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Answered on August 06, 2012
What did the lawyer say? What documents do have regarding this?
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Can i stay in usa when i have my h1b but my employer wants me to leave back to my country by end of august, i am on L1.
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Answered on August 06, 2012
It all depends on how your case for the h was filed and when the L expires. If you ha e no more L work, then no.
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What is the first step I should do to become a legal resident here in the U.S.?
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Answered on August 05, 2012
Once you are illegally here the options are few. Either marry a US citizen or have close US relatives and apply for can elation of removal in court.
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