Lost my expired I-94 from 20 years ago which I've overstayed. Son is filing I-130 for me. Is passport stamp enough?
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Answered on November 21, 2011
I agree with my colleague. It is advisable that any document being submitted to USCIS be reviewed by an experienced immigration attorney for errors...
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N400
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Answered on November 21, 2011
I also agree with my colleague. It is important that you be accurate in all applications to USCIS as they will conduct background checks based on...
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I lived in long beach,CA for 9 years, in 2009 i went back to my country CHILE. I want to know if im gonna be able to go again?
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Answered on November 21, 2011
The facts suggest you may be subject to the 10 year bar as my colleague states in his comment. It is advisable you contact an experienced...
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Received GC at the wrong time...
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Answered on November 21, 2011
This complicated mess needs to be examined by an experienced immigration attorney who can review the files you have in and the immigration benefits...
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N400 questions
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Answered on November 21, 2011
My colleagues are accurate. You have to date the application when you sign it as it is a certification to USCIS that on that date all information...
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Will pleading no contest to a DUI or going to trial and loosing really hurt me in immigration court?
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Answered on November 21, 2011
No contest is looked at in immigration law as a pleading of guilty. You need to contact an experienced immigration attorney who can provide...
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Will I have to leave the country?
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Answered on November 21, 2011
I agree with Attorney Dixler's comments. You need to seek the assistance of an experienced immigration attorney who can examine the facts of your...
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Immigration
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Answered on November 21, 2011
Your information is very fact specific and requires an examination by an experiened immigration attorney who can examine the whole history and...
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My husband is cuban and he has in his green card a different code than CU6 is like RE7, because he was claimed by hisex-wife .
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Answered on November 21, 2011
He needs to sit down with an experienced immigration attorney who can examine the facts of his case - ask the attorney if she/he has worked on...
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NEED ADVICE ON MISSING PAYSLIP WHILE ON H1
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Answered on November 21, 2011
Your facts are very case specific and AVVO is not the location for obtaining legal opinions. Thus you do need to contact an attorney for review. If...
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