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I married to a US permanent resident and he filed I-130 petition for me. My priority date is 29 May 2015. Visa bulletin have revised the cut off dates recently and now all applicants who their priority dates are earlier than 01 March 2015 can apply for adjustment of status. I was wondering, does it... View More 
answered on Sep 16, 2015
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We have been In a relationship for the past four years we both already live together. He is also a dream act person can that be a problem ? In the future can he fix his parents illegal status?
answered on Sep 8, 2015
Your boyfriend has to take positive action here, like actually going to see an immigration attorney.
Does it also prevent the individual being sponsored from receiving Student Loans or Grants from the Federal Government?
answered on Aug 19, 2015
There aren't a lot of lawyers on the Arizona section of this site answering immigration law questions. You can use the Find a Lawyer tool to look for lawyers.
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When should I change my tax filing status from single to married. Should I file jointly or separately?
I'm on a J1 visa since June last year. I will be after Aug 31st in my grace period. I also got a B2 visa (valid for 10 years) few years before coming here. I want to stay until December living with my girlfriend (she's american) when then I will be leaving to Europe and then to my home... View More
answered on Aug 17, 2015
There aren't a lot of lawyers answering immigration questions here under Arizona. You can use the Find a Lawyer tool to look for lawyers.
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i am mexican and i got into the united states with a tourist visa and a permit to go further than tucson. i am currently married to a U.S citizen, and i am 7 months pregnant. My husband already send the i-180 form 2 months ago for my residency, but he wrote down that i was living in mexico (we... View More
answered on Aug 20, 2015
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My two children,are Legal Permanent Residents,they are under 18 years old,and they are living with me (and their father,my husband) in the U.S. ,Can they apply for citizenship under the Child Act of 2000? can the apply for a U.S. Passport or do they have to apply for a Certificate of Citizenship?
answered on Aug 17, 2015
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She was born in Mexico and myself in AZ. We are in a same sex relationship. She married a man years ago and got her green card trough him. He was very possessive, would humiliate her, and was verbally abusive towards her. Eventually she got a stroke from stress and afterwards moved to live with her... View More
answered on Jul 28, 2015
Citizenship is not that simple, she will have to get a green card first and then naturalize. You mentioned she obtained a green card already thourgh her previous marriage. If she does not need that green card anymore she has two options. If she has proof that she was victim of domestic violence,... View More
I contacted him he's 15 yrs old. he wants to come to the US how can i proof his citizenship.
answered on Jul 24, 2015
If you have proof that he was born in the US you might have a chance. And if you are a US citizen you can petition for your son if you have proof that he is your son. All the best.
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answered on Jul 18, 2015
More information is needed. An immigration lawyer can advise.
Father has several charges on his record. He was deported and is likely inadmissible. We have no money to pay for a lawyer, so I want to know what my best options are. What are my steps? How can I do this without that many cost.
answered on Jul 14, 2015
Drug related crimes have very less chances of getting back to the United States. You should consider consulting with an attorney to discuss this matter further. All the best.
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In B.C. vancover island working as a manager of a pub on a marina in Tahsis. I am confused on all the laws and excatly what i need to get and do? What I think, a work permit to work? I like the open work permit?I heard the company hiring me pays for paperwork for me and has to be eligable to... View More
answered on Jul 13, 2015
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My husband is illegal. Unsure if he is deported. He us currently in jail with and ice hold. Does anyone know of an experienced attorney that can assist him with the immigration hold? What to do?
answered on Jul 19, 2015
You can use the Find a Lawyer tool on this site, or google, to search for immigration lawyers.
he allready have an app about a year ago and is when the office ask for this waiver
answered on Aug 17, 2015
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was brought to the USA at age 5 no criminal record
answered on Jun 19, 2015
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My daughter is 17, will be 18 Oct. US Citizen,
Her boyfriend is 17, 18 in November Mexico Citizen only by birth. He has been in the US since he was 1 yr old.
His parents are here still on expired visas.
Thsnks
answered on Jun 14, 2015
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answered on Jun 10, 2015
I see you posted this under Immigration. I don't do immigration work but am very familiar with injury cases. If you were injured and the accident was not your fault, talk to a personal injury lawyer. Most injury law firms, including mine, offer free consultations.
i have a complex question?
i met my wife about 14 years ago in 2001 in USA , she was illegally in USA...
and caught once in 2000..trying to enter illegally. ..
We got married in 2007 in USA Tucson Arizona.
We wanted to make things right so decided to go back to... View More
answered on Nov 8, 2015
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We had previously applied for legal immigration status but were denied even though our 601a hardship was approved, the reason was that she had a second illegal entry, our biggest mistake was not consulting a Lawyer. her second illigal entry was in 2003.
I am a US citizen and we have four... View More
answered on Jun 19, 2015
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We want to travel to the mexico border or California but are worried about the checkpoints
answered on Nov 8, 2015
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