Q: My husband its in jail for breaking his probation< Can he be my sponsor to fix my papers,No crime against minors
his crime its related to Marihuana<serving a 10 month sentence,will be release on April 25 2024,the charges are having related to a person who commited crimes,and No having completed the program for addiction
A:
Your husband being in jail on probation violation related to marijuana should not directly impact your immigration status or the process of fixing your papers, assuming there are no legal issues surrounding your own immigration status.
However, when it comes to sponsorship for immigration purposes, it's important to consider several factors. Your husband's ability to sponsor you depends on his immigration status, criminal record, and financial stability. A criminal record related to drug offenses can potentially complicate sponsorship, so it's essential to consult with an immigration attorney to assess the specific details of your situation.
Your husband's release date in April 2024 may be a relevant factor in the sponsorship process. Once he is released, you can explore the possibility of him sponsoring you, but it's crucial to work with an immigration attorney to navigate any potential challenges and ensure the best possible outcome for your immigration case.
Remember that immigration laws can be complex, and each case is unique, so seeking professional legal advice is advisable to understand your options and potential hurdles in the sponsorship process.
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