Sponsoring divorced parents (and step-parents)
You can "sponsor" all of them. However, if you really want to do this, you need to be sure you can afford to sign the affidavit of support for all...
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You can "sponsor" all of them. However, if you really want to do this, you need to be sure you can afford to sign the affidavit of support for all...
Generally yes. But there is something in your post which alerts me to problems: you write that your mother, a green card holder, is not traveling...
First of all: the issue is if your husband is a legal permanent resident (has a green card) or if he is undocumented. In both cases, generally the...
You have to be very careful. It could be that he still can naturalize, but it also could be that his convictions actually make him deportable and...
Generally, these convictions make her deportable (removable as it is nowadays called). But she might be able to get some "relief" which means that...
Lately I have gotten receipts after about 14-18 days.
You probably are subject to the 10-year bar of inadmissibility for unauthorized presence in the US. That would make you inadmissible until 2015....
This is the problem with notaries. They are not licensed to practice immigration law and usually put people in big trouble. There is no 245i law...
You need to file the affidavit. If your husband can't qualify, he needs to find someone else who is willing to sponsor and qualifies. It does not...
Most likely it will not be a problem. However, I have seen cases where a seemingly minor conviction turned out to be a big bomb that went off when...