Yes but you would need to engage a joint financial sponsor to assist you with the application.

I agree with my colleague. You need to retain counsel to file the 601 waiver application. You only have one chance to get it right, and if you don’t, you will be considered inadmissible and put into removal proceedings.

Did they own the vehicle that you were driving at the time of the accident?

You can still sponsor your parents as your immediate relatives because you are a US citizen. However, you will need a joint sponsor in order to file the 864 affidavit of support.

Under the Terry v Ohio Supreme Court decision, the answer is most likely yes. The case is famous for holding that a limited search of a suspect's exterior clothing and immediate surroundings to check for weapons based on a police officer's reasonable suspicion does not violate the Fourth... Read more »

Your fact pattern raises alot of red flags that will undoubtedly receive extra scrutiny from immigration officers. Best to retain an attorney to handle the case.

A US citizen who is unmarried is free to sponsor a foreign national for a fiancé K visa. Both of you must physically meet within 2 years of filing the case. Once the visa is issued the two of you must marry within 90 days after her entry into the US. Then she can adjust status to get her green... Read more »

A foreign national who remains out of status for longer than one year, and then exits the United States, is barred to return to the US for a period of 10 years. After that period, you can apply for a visitor visa at the consulate overseas.

You should file a complaint with the Florida attorney general consumer complaint department. They will assign an investigator and investigate the fraud.

An immigrant here on a J1 visa can marry a US citizen and adjust status to get a green card, provided that the J1 visa is not subject to the two-year home residency requirement. Counsel in any state can represent you and process the case from start to finish.

So a person who enters the United States with a tourist visa and gets married to a United States citizen can adjust status to get a green card, even if the tourist falls out of status. You can acquire a green card through this process without having to return to your country. You should work with... Read more »

Your future employer can sponsor you for a green card. Engage an attorney to represent you once you get a job offer. He/she can handle all steps from A to Z.

You should call an immigration attorney to discuss the facts of your case in a free phone consultation. More information is needed to form an opinion.

Processing times vary from field office to field office. Check the website my colleague referred you to.

Yes an overstay visitor can adjust status to get a green card after marriage to a US Citizen.

You should immediately retain counsel to file the G 28 notice of appearance of attorney of record in your case so that the case can be processed without any delays or denials. You only really have one chance to get this right so make it count.

For your household size of 3, you would be below the minimum income threshold. There are ways to substitute that shortfall with assets like bank cash, stocks, bonds or real estate. Discuss with counsel in a free phone consultation.

An immigrant who enters the country legally, and marries a US citizen can adjust status to get a green card. If the marriage occurs within 90 days of legal entry, there is a presumption of fraud. If she marries you after 90 days, then it would be permissible to file an adjustment case, provided... Read more »

Aside from the criminal case, the parents of the girl can bring a lawsuit for damages against the boys parents for the rape of the girl based on the negligent acts of the parents in serving the kids alcohol.

You should discuss your case with counsel here in the state of Florida about contingency fee representation, which means you don’t pay anything unless you win.