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To enter the program
I must to travel outside usa to visit my ill father
Can i reentry to my f2 visa
Visa is valid untill 2022
answered on Mar 20, 2018
You maybe facing some inadmissibility issue(s) depending on the specifics of your case. Shoplifting can be a crime involving moral turpitude (CIMT), on the other hand pre-trial diversion may also require admission of guilt. Consult with a competent immigrant lawyer for a full assessment of your... View More 
How long does it takes and what should i do?
What are the procedures for him to be able to stay here?
answered on Mar 20, 2018
The answer you seek is based on several factors beyond the detail presented in your question. Consult an immigration lawyer for a full assessment of your options...Good Luck
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I previously had DACA that expired December 2016 and since I got married with a legal citizen, we started the process of fixing my status. But we’re getting a divorce and I’m not sure where that leaves me.
answered on Mar 20, 2018
EAD renewal depends with where you are in the underlying application process... consult with an immigration lawyer as soon as possible.
My DACA expires Aug. 2018 so I need to renew soon, if I am wanting to change my last name how can I go about doing so, & should I change it before or after renewing my DACA. My husband and I would also like to start the process for citizenship. Please advise on this situation. Thanks!
answered on Mar 19, 2018
You can legally change your name anytime, just make sure you list all the names (aliases) you have used in the past, in your immigration forms. Good luck to you..
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I am a U.S. citizen and want to bring my husband with me asap. I wanted to live with my husband in Iraq and made an exstention on my visa for 3 years but it was too hard with the living situations ,so we decided it was best to move out here together. What are the steps? Is it possible to bring him... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2018
Your question is not one that can be adequately addressed on a discussion board. I recommend you contact an immigration attorney for an in-depth consultation. Good Luck!
Finesse Law Firm
Sir/Madam,
I am on student visa since 2014.
My wife is a green card holder (diversity visa) since 2015 and she has tax file history for only 2 years.
I am planning to apply for a green card through her but the form I864 asks for tax history of last 3 years from the sponsor.... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2018
Provide the tax returns available at this time, provide and explanation, and supplement the record as the newer tax information becomes available. Good Luck!
Finesse Law Firm
He has already held the green card for 9 years and the question was misanswered as a mistake. It was only discovered when he was applying for naturalization
answered on Mar 18, 2018
That really depends on the mistake made, the implications (if any), and as well as what the correct answer should have been on the application. He needs to contact an immigration lawyer for a full assessment of his case.
Good Luck,
Finesse Law Firm
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