Does my husband have to leave the u.s. becuase he came in illegally?
He must leave unless someone petitioned him for a green card before April 2001. He will trigger a 10 year re-entry bar and will need an I-601...
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He must leave unless someone petitioned him for a green card before April 2001. He will trigger a 10 year re-entry bar and will need an I-601...
Much more information about your fear of persecution is needed to assess a possible claim for asylum. You should consult with an immigration...
He must apply for asylum within one year of his arrival. It appears that he missed the deadline and should consult with an immigration attorney to...
No, he must maintain his nonimmigrant status. Getting married is not enough to remain lawfully in the U.S. Although you can petition him for a...
You can petition your son for permanent resident status as a U.S. citizen. The question is whether and how he will be eligible for the status. More...
You appear to be out of status if you have to rely on INA 245(i). This would not allow you to change status. You may tigger 10 year bar once you...
You do not need to include copy of I-140 for your spouse if he applies as derivative through you but may want to include his A#.
You need to verify the status of your case because you are likely to have problems returning if it was denied.
Nothing. You should not have filed if you are still on probation. Just refile once your probation is over.
Indeed you are impatient. There seems to be nothing wrong with your case. Just listen to your lawyer.
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