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I AM A US CITIZEN LIVING IN DEEP MEXICO, MARRIED TO A MEXICAN CITIZEN.
WE CALLED THE POLICE AND THE FED POLICE HERE,
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Answered on January 10, 2011
You can sponsor your wife for a greencard. If you feel that you are in any danger you should contact the U.S. Embassy in Mexico.
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What Can I Do With This INS case?
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Answered on January 10, 2011
Your mother needs to work with a criminal attorney familiar with immigration law who can reopen her criminal case. If that cannot be done and your...
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Brought in as child crossing the border
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Answered on January 10, 2011
I agree with the other attorney. You should work with an attorney when seeking the waiver of the 10yr bar.
Andre Olivie, Esq.
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Can i get a green card?
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Answered on January 10, 2011
Do not do anything until you speak with an attorney. If you go back you will be barred from returning to the U.S. for 10 years because you entered...
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Can my application be denied?
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Answered on January 10, 2011
You may still adjust your status based on marriage to a U.S. Citizen even if you have overstayed and worked without authorization. You must be...
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Green Card Forms and Leaving the USA
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Answered on January 10, 2011
I concur with the other attorney's response.
Andre Olivie, Esq.
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Can I apply for a permanent green card after 2 years marriage to US citizen without having the conditional one first?
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Answered on January 10, 2011
I agree with the above answer.
Andre Olivie, Esq.
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How long is the waiting time for fiance visa
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Answered on January 10, 2011
I agree. I have been seeing 5-7 months.
Andre Olivie, Esq.
www.olivielaw.com
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Renewing a greencard and they ask where city of residence was when we applied for immigrant visa or adjustment of status.
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Answered on January 08, 2011
I agree. You should put Tokyo.
Andre Olivie, Esq.
www.olivielaw.com
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How do I know if I have deportation or not When I never showed up to court?
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Answered on January 08, 2011
If you did not show up to court you were likely deported in abstentia. You need to speak with an immigration lawyer about your case.
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