Do I need to take a DNA test to apply for a green card for my parents?
The birth certificate should be sufficient. You should not have to submit to DNA testing. But you should nonetheless hire an immigration attorney...
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The birth certificate should be sufficient. You should not have to submit to DNA testing. But you should nonetheless hire an immigration attorney...
I agree with Attorney West.
Keep in mind that you can attach additional sheets of paper if the information you want to list exceeds the space provided. Usually pages need to...
It largely depends in if one is in or out of custody. Detained cases finish more quickly and can be done within a year. However, cases on the...
I agree with Attorneys Rouselle and West. Since the I-130 and I-485 applications were filed concurrently, the process will be faster than if you...
Your best bet would be to have an attorney familiar with BOTH immigration and criminal defense review your criminal documents to determine if it...
For now, you should wait patiently. I think Attorney West's estimate is pretty accurate.
Of course you can marry a greencard holder. You could marry a person illegally present in the U.S. too for that matter. It would just be a little...
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I agree with both Attorneys Sternisha and Shusterman. The government can take a long time to review documents and issue decisions. Processing...
I agree with Attorney Doerrie. It sounds like a U-Visa is at least worth looking into. See the link below for information regarding U-Visas. ...