My girlfriend overstayed her visa for 2 yrs..she left voluntarily. planning on geting married
In addition to extreme hardship, the outcome of your application will also be impacted by mitigating factors, such as the fact that your fiance...
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In addition to extreme hardship, the outcome of your application will also be impacted by mitigating factors, such as the fact that your fiance...
More detailed information about the outcome of the prior applications and your husband's immigration history would be needed to fully advise you. ...
No, you both need to file naturalization applications. If she has had her green card for 12 years, she is eligible to file, as long as she has met...
You can appeal or re-file with stronger evidence of the bona fides of the marriage. You should consult with an attorney to determine the best...
You bring up some good points. The Internet has changed some rules, but oftentimes there is no substitute for an old fashioned handshake/sit...
On the facts you have given, no, it is not. Consult an immigration attorney for limited or full representation with your spousal petition. Best...
I am sorry to hear about your agony. Your first step should be to schedule a consultation with an immigration attorney to discuss your husband's...
1. Best way is to file the I-130 petition for her now (in the States although some consulates will allow you to file it there) and let her consular...
If you have a lawyer, he/she can initiate contact with USCIS, citing the legal requirements and advocating to get the Notice to Appear issued. If...
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It is very fact driven and requires not one, but three different types of evidence of extraordinary ability, for example, a major award,...