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If I get charged with Domestic Violence will it affect when I to petition to bring to the united states my wife and kid?
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Answered on December 18, 2013
A domestic violence charge or conviction could affect your ability to bring your spouse and child to the United States, depending on the facts and...
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Immigration record
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Answered on October 10, 2013
There's no one way to figure out what your current status is, based on what you have said. You will want to consult with a good attorney to figure...
I am getting married in March to my girlfriend in Honduras can I start the marriage visa process now ?
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Answered on October 10, 2013
If you are a United States citizen and are getting married in the United States, you will need to apply for a fiancée visa for your girlfriend well...
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What needs to be done before my departure to south america for more than year?
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Answered on September 12, 2013
Yes, you will have problems if you leave the United States and are gone for more than a year; your "green card" is not a document that can be used...
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I failed my F-1 status due to work off campus. and failed reinstatement. is there any way i still can stay.is marriage good way?
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Answered on August 02, 2013
If you have fallen out of F-1 status for any reason and your reinstatement request has been denied, you should go see a competent immigration...
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I have a j1 visa and i am getting married before it expires. Is there a chance to leave country and come back before green card?
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Answered on July 31, 2013
You should talk to an experienced immigration lawyer before you travel, because there are not enough facts here for anyone to give you a final...
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How long to wait for US citizenship being permanent resident (green card holder) if my child is a US citizen by birth?
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Answered on July 23, 2013
A US born child does not help you reduce the time that you are required to wait to become a US citizen. Most people must have five years of lawful...
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