Hello im 19, parents brought me to the US from mexico i was three months old.
Right now there is probably not any step you can take to getting a greencard (citizenship comes later) unless you have an immigrant petition that...
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Right now there is probably not any step you can take to getting a greencard (citizenship comes later) unless you have an immigrant petition that...
You are going to stress your self out thinking about this and asking so many questions that can't be answered on a site like this. You will need to...
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The process will be different depending on your age. Please repost with your current age. Andre Olivie, Esq.
The process will be different depending on your age. Please repost with your current age. Andre Olivie, Esq.
More information is needed? Is your husband a U.S. Citizen, was this a marraige based adjustment of status? If so, you may need to just apply again...
I agree with the other attorneys. You can marry in Mexico or in the U.S. both will be recognized. IF you plan on marrying in the U.S. only then you...
No, generally who you are married to does not affect your eligibility for citizenship. Nevertheless, I suggest you work with an attorney to make...
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You'll need to hire an attorney to evaluate why it was denied the first time. Without more information it is impossible to answer your question....
No it is not true. Babies born on U.S. soil become U.S. Citizens regardless of their parents immigration status (unless their parents were...
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Going to court is usually the better option if you have an opportunity for relief from removal. Andre Olivie, Esq www.olivielaw.com