I am a US citizen. We want to file for him to be able to live in the US with me. What are our options and obstacles?
We never lived together but we did visit each other 2 or 3 times a year. We've been together a total of 3 years.
If you are already married then you can sponsor him for a spousal visa and he can process at the consulate overseas. Retain counsel here in Florida for representation.
You should discuss the facts of your case to see how viable it is. Attorneys on this website are ethically precluded from soliciting you as a client, but you can reach out to one one of us using the find a lawyer tab. Good luck.
As per the new regulations? I already have the visa B1/B2 I don’t want immigration I just want delivery and go back to home country
There are new public charge rules now in effect that apply to immigrants inside the US who seek to adjust status, but also to immigrants outside the US seeking entry with some types of non immigrant visas. You should discuss with an attorney how this new law will affect you if you seek to gain... Read more »
I want to sponsor my wife for a green card. Because I’m self-employed abroad and have claimed Foreign Earned Income Tax Exclusion, I want to have a co-sponsor so there’s no problems with my application.
However, My “father” I’ve known all my life is my step-father. And he and my... Read more »
Yes your step dad can act as a joint sponsor if he is a US citizen or has a green card and makes sufficient income.
My son is an American citizen who has been living in Thailand and working for the past 2.5 years. While living in Thailand he met a French citizen with whom he is now having a baby and planning to marry. Their work contracts in Thailand end in March and the baby is due in July. They plan to marry... Read more »
France has their own immigration laws so you would need to seek the advise of a lawyer in France. Good luck.
not enough facts posted to advise.
For the past 2nd and 3rd year, my husband did not file taxes due to unemployment. In the past year he became an independent contractor as a realtor but our most recent joint tax returns did not meet the income requirement. He has a joint sponsor who meets the income requirements. Will his previous... Read more »
Your husband must still file an 864, despite that his income is not enough, and explain why he didn't file taxes. Also, you can enlist the joint sponsor and if he has sufficient income, as long as he is an LPR or US citizen. Keep in mind if you file after the 24th, the old forms are going to be new... Read more »
From wisconsin and he's from jamaica. How long will it take for his work permit to get here?
Did his J1 visa have a 2 year restriction on it? Are you a US citizen? Discuss your case with an attorney in a private free phone consultation.
My wife and I are from the same country. However, she has US citizenship. When I submitted the AOS application (F1-visa), my wife was overseas, and she is still there for family matters.
The interview of AOS based on marriage is in two weeks in Casper Wy.
What should I tell the... Read more »
It may be a problem that you and your wife do not live together. That sends up red flags. The best strategy would be to retain counsel to attend the interview. Above all else, tell the truth and explain why you don't reside together. You can bet that both of you will be interrogated separately.
Small porch torch bought at Walmart
Yes, if your friend suffered injuries as a result of Walmart's negligence, then she has a case. Retain counsel here in Orlando on contingency fee, which means your friend doesn't pay anything unless she wins. Also, take alot of pictures of the injury while it is still fresh. Also go back to the... Read more »
More facts are needed. Please be more specific.
Are you a US citizen? Discuss with counsel anywhere in the USA for a free consultation to explore your options.
more facts are needed..is this a foreign national spouse or fiance of a US citizen/green card holder? a parent of US citizen? discuss with counsel about the facts of your case in a free consultation.
I am permanent resident and I’m in love with citizen of another country. I would like to marry her and bring her to United States to live together. As far as I know I’m able to do that with my current status. However, I’m wondering if it would be better to get citizenship first? As far as I... Read more »
Discuss your case with counsel anywhere in the USA for representation. There are several pathways to get her here.
My partner and I want to be together in the United States where I live but we don’t know what’s the best choice for us. To get married in Mexico and apply for the spouse visa or wait and do the fiancé visa.
the faster way is a fiance visa. Counsel anywhere in the US can represent you guys/
She hid it from him for 2 years, we think she spent most of the money (her and her husband buy huge houses, expensive trips) and I am now pregnant with his child and she’s now refusing to give him any money. She would give my boyfriend a couple thousand to help when he was struggling with rent.... Read more »
Retain a qualified estate planning lawyer so he can obtain the will and any estate planning documents filed with the probate court. That’s where you should begin.
The medical exam record becomes stale if submitted past the deadline. A review of your file would reveal if that’s the case. Consider working with an attorney so that precious time and filing fees are not wasted again. Your application will now be subjected to the new public charge rules that... Read more »
They have no insurance
Yes you have a claim against the dog owner. Discuss with counsel here in Florida about contingency fee representation which means you don’t pay anything unless you win.
I'm an undocumented immigrant from Nigeria. I came to the states legally on a visitor's visa and my parents overstayed (i was 7 when I got here). I've been living in the US since then and have pretty much built my life here and have a child here. I'm also married to a U.S citizen. My fear is that... Read more »
If you entered the country legally and your husband is a US citizen, he can sponsor you now for your green card despite that your visa has expired. Counsel in any state can represent you.
She can travel her on the VWP program to visit.
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