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I have been denied my green card based on i missed my second interview, as i was out of town, for two weeks, what should i do
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Answered on September 06, 2013
In Orange County, LA or San Bernardino for cases like this I will usually try to touch base with the local office and request a sua sponte...
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I have a citizenship, and I wanna immigrate my dad, my sister, my step sister, my step mom and my brother in law come to USA
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Answered on September 06, 2013
Because you're filing for "immediate relatives" -- meaning your parents in this case -- they cannot have dependents on their petition. Thus, each...
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We have no joint bank account, but do we still have enough to prove bonafide marriage.
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Answered on September 06, 2013
Good start with the joint docs, however the docs are only one aspect of proving a bona fide relationship. Work with an attorney to discuss your...
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I-797 notice receive today.
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Answered on September 06, 2013
It just means the application has been received and is being reviewed. The biometrics notice should arrive within 10-30 days. Work with an...
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Are my parent' eligible for 245(i) and must pay a surcharge fee?
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Answered on September 06, 2013
They shouldn't need 245(i). Spouses of U.S. citizens, parents of adult U.S. citizens, and under 21 children of U.S. citizens are known as...
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My daughter just married her boyfriend who is here in the US on a 6 month Costa Rican Tourist Visa.
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Answered on September 06, 2013
It sounds like they may have the making of a strong case, but make sure to work with an attorney to ensure that it is done properly as preconceived...
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Sibling, Green Card, Consular Interview, Consulate Processing
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Although sibling cases generally have less complications that spousal cases, a visa applicant must still prove admissibility and can be denied a...
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Pending on 485, question about EAD
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1. Yes
2. If denied no, if adjudication is delayed, yes.
3. No, EAD lets you work for any U.S. employer that will hire you.
4. Generally, yes...
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Is he in risk of lossing his permanent residence since he asked twice for a permit to stay outside the usa?
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Answered on September 06, 2013
If one obtains a Reentry Permit before departing, it is unlikely he or she will be accused of abandonment with regards to U.S. residency. Having...
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How can an asylee sell his/her property?
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Answered on September 06, 2013
Contact an attorney in your home country that works on real estate transactions. The U.S. Embassy in your home country may be able to supply a...