I was married in Cuba and entered the USA as a married man I went back to Cuba and divorced is that valid here?
You should have them translated first. You are a Cuban citizen so you should have no problem adjusting your status.
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You should have them translated first. You are a Cuban citizen so you should have no problem adjusting your status.
You may, adjustment in this case acts as a waiver. You need to present it as such. It would be foolish to do it on your own. There are great...
Yes, one thousand times yes! It may be nothing and not disclosing will get you a fraud charge.
If he gets to travel with DACA then he possibly could. Talk to an attorney.
No unless he was tried as an adult. Also if it is less than 30 grs he would only be deportable if he travels. The parents have no responsibility...
It's timely. Instead of worrying about this focus your attention on collecting evidence of your marriage for the interview. Good luck.
Yes it is. The validity of your marriage is based upon parity withUS law. So, unless it's contrary to law, you're married.
You can try to seek a stay of removal. This would be either before the IJ or perhaps the Federal Judge handling the Habeas. Get a lawyer.
No, unless your F1 visa change of status is denied.
The ties are just too weak. You could try to argue they are not if you came in to the US at any time, but if you did not I would go via the H1. ...