I’m from Saudi Arabia, and I entered the U.S. by an F-1 visa, my I-20 expired I tried to reinstate it but I got denied by the lack of evidences. Then I applied for I-130 adjustment of statues. Then I got the notice of appear I-862!. I’m married to U.S. citizen, and I have never committed a... Read more »
Have a lawyer review the 862 Notice to appear. If you entered the country legally despite the overstay and you married a US citizen you may have a case.
You should call around. Most counsel charge between 4 to 5 thousand. Other counsel charge less, but it depends on the unique facts of each case.
Hi,
I want to apply for a fiance visa and got some questions.
We have been good friends before I left to US and then we became our relationship. We have been together for 5 years now and I just became a citizen and we met for the first time about a week ago. We couldn't meet because... Read more »
Its best to work with a lawyer who will maximize your chances of a successful application. Some of us are very affordable.
If I want to start the spousal petition is it necessary to registered the marriage in my birth country or I can skip this and just start the petition process?
Do you have a residence in the US and a job here? Will you be living there and processing your husband at the consulate in Cairo? These and other questions need to be explored.
Hello! Thank you for taking my question. I was in the process of applying for my Green Card on an I-485 visa and I left the country because I had a travel visa that did not expire. I thought that it would've been okay to do because I had a travel visa but unfortunately, my application still got... Read more »
Once you have a pending 485 application and you depart the USA, without an approved advance parole document, USCIS treats your 485 as abandoned. All those filing fees are lost. The good news is that you can reapply depending on your unique circumstances. Counsel anywhere in the USA can represent... Read more »
he live in another country
Where do you plan to get married outside the US? What state in the US do you both plan to reside? Discuss in detail with counsel.
I currently reside outside the US with my foreign spouse. We plan to return to the US, but I no longer have a job or residence there, however, we do have someone willing to co-sponsor. If the co-sponsor can show for these things, do I need to as well?
Retain counsel for representation so that your case is processed successfully. Counsel anywhere in the USA can represent you.
It’s unclear what you are asking. Rephrase your question.
I'm an American citizen trying to sponsor my Chinese wife. We both live in China now, and the only place I can call a "residence" within the US is my Mom's apartment.
If you are sponsoring your wife and you both are in China, she will have to process at the consulate in China. Retain counsel anywhere in the USA to help you. Some of us charge a very affordable flat Fee.
And my mom parents are sick her parents are very old and they couldn’t go to Yemen because of the war .please tell me what should I do to help them out
Discuss the facts of your case in private with counsel. An attorney in any state can represent you.
Many of us provide free consultations. We can’t solicit your case per Justia rules, but you can reach out to one of us by phone or email.
You will be allowed to sponsor your alien fiancé for his green card unless your criminal history involves violation of the Adam Walsh Act. I suggest you work with a lawyer to represent you. Counsel anywhere in the USA can represent you.
I came here with j1 visa. My fiance is US citizen. Will I get in trouble when I apply for green card, if I use it?
Thank you
Is your fiancé a US citizen? Counsel anywhere in the USA can represent you and some of us charge a very affordable flat fee.
I would like to exponge my record. Because I need a New Visa from USA embassy in Russia in order to travel to the USA again.
Retain counsel to process a visitor visa from the US embassy in Russia.
They said we need a co sponsor.my fiance has no one there.he is in a military.us army.lives in killeen texas.i hope u can help us out.
Retain counsel anywhere in the USA who can represent you.
The primary will go from B to R (I-129), but can the dependents stay in the US while this is in process? How do I apply for R2s for them? Will they have to return to Bahamas while this is in process, or do they have to return after approval? Is there an additional form to file with the I-129? 2... Read more »
Retain counsel to represent you. A consultation should be set up so that the facts of the case can be reviewed. Counsel anywhere in the USA can represent you.
We want to marry! What actions do we need to take? And how much will we have to pay?
You guys need to go by the book. She needs to apply for a k fiancé visa then when she enters the US marry you and then adjust status to get her green card. Some of us charge a very affordable flat fee and any immigration attorney in the US can represent you. Good luck.
She wants to return home to visit her family but says she will not be allowed to come back.
What is the reason for that?
More information is needed. She may be subject to the 3 or 10 year bar if she exits then tries to return. The bar will apply if she is out of status more than 180 days. She needs to consult privately with a US immigration lawyer.
Discuss your case with counsel. Many more facts are needed.
As a US citizen, you can sponsor your husband for his green card. If you’re disabled then you will need a joint financial sponsor to submit his or her tax returns. Counsel anywhere in the USA can represent you and some of us charge a very affordable flat fee.
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