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Is my application for welfare will negatively affect my application for green card ?
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Answered on November 17, 2014
Yes it could have adverse factors. So act cautiously.
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L2 EAD TO H1 and confused with stay
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Answered on November 17, 2014
Yes if your employer asks for a change of status for you.
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Are there attorneys that can combine both immigration and a divorce case?
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Answered on November 17, 2014
Many attorneys do both - you just have to find one in your area.
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My husband has interview for ciudad Juarez does he have to attended the interview
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Answered on November 17, 2014
Talk to your attorney - if he is filing the waiver, he should table the interview.
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What is the waiting period for a F1 visa,file for by a mother
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Answered on November 17, 2014
You should be receiving it soon. They do not ask you to pay the fees unless they are ready to process.
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Came to US on L1 to be w/American wife w/med.. prob. Planned togo back to my country. Now want to stay. Status Adj? Fam. Pet.?
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Answered on November 17, 2014
Yes you can but you will have to explain the circumstances to the USCIS and potentially file a fraud waiver for your entry. We can help you with...
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Submitting Supporting Documents
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Answered on November 17, 2014
Proof of citizenship and proof of financial ability to support her!
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What should we do?
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Answered on November 17, 2014
Yes - although her proceedings were terminated, she still faces removal. Filing for the replacement card will trigger it, but it will happen anyway...
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Getting married abroad
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Answered on November 17, 2014
As long as you meet all of the legal requirements to marry there, it is recognized in the U.S.
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Will my current lawful permanent resident status be eligible for U.S. citizenship when my petitioner (mother) becomes a citizen?
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Answered on November 17, 2014
You are on your own after you are 18 years old.
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