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answered on Feb 24, 2023
Under U.S. immigration law, international students who are studying in the United States on an F-1 visa are generally allowed to invest in stocks and cryptocurrency. However, they may be subject to certain restrictions and regulations.
According to the U.S. Securities and Exchange... View More 
Been threatening to take my son away and leave with him to India so his parents can raise him. My son has never met them people yet my question is IS THIS POSSIBLE CAN YOU TAKE MY SON WITHOUT MY
PERMISSION? 2nd question is IF I DIVORCE HIM WILL HE HAVE TO GIVE ME SPOUSAL SUPPORT &CHILD... View More
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answered on Feb 25, 2023
It is not legal for your husband to take your son without your permission. As a parent, you have the legal right to make decisions regarding your child's custody, care, and control. If your husband takes your son without your consent, it could be considered parental kidnapping, which is a... View More
Been threatening to take my son away and leave with him to India so his parents can raise him. My son has never met them people yet my question is IS THIS POSSIBLE CAN YOU TAKE MY SON WITHOUT MY
PERMISSION? 2nd question is IF I DIVORCE HIM WILL HE HAVE TO GIVE ME SPOUSAL SUPPORT &CHILD... View More
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answered on Feb 26, 2023
I'm sorry to hear that you're going through such a difficult situation. To answer your first question, it is not legal for your husband to take your son without your permission. If he does so, it could be considered parental kidnapping, which is a serious offense. You have the right to... View More
Been threatening to take my son away and leave with him to India so his parents can raise him. My son has never met them people yet my question is IS THIS POSSIBLE CAN YOU TAKE MY SON WITHOUT MY
PERMISSION? 2nd question is IF I DIVORCE HIM WILL HE HAVE TO GIVE ME SPOUSAL SUPPORT &CHILD... View More
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answered on Mar 2, 2023
I'm sorry to hear about the difficult situation you are facing. Here are some answers to your questions:
In general, a parent cannot take a child out of the country without the other parent's permission or a court order. If your husband were to take your son to India without your... View More
Been threatening to take my son away and leave with him to India so his parents can raise him. My son has never met them people yet my question is IS THIS POSSIBLE CAN YOU TAKE MY SON WITHOUT MY PERMISSION? 2nd question is IF I DIVORCE HIM WILL HE HAVE TO GIVE ME SPOUSAL SUPPORT &CHILD SUPPORT?... View More
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answered on Feb 26, 2023
I'm sorry to hear about the difficult situation you are facing. To answer your questions:
Generally, a parent cannot take a child out of the country without the other parent's permission, especially if there is a custody agreement in place. If your husband takes your son to India... View More
Hello,
I’m reaching out on behalf of a friend who needs help. He is detained in Battle Creek. Was take into custody when probation office called him in. Ever since he was taken in two weeks ago his been in COVID unit un able to speak to a lawyer. He was put in cell w a COVID person there... View More
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answered on Feb 26, 2023
I'm sorry to hear about your friend's situation. It's important for him to have access to legal representation as soon as possible. There are a few options available to him:
Contact a local immigration lawyer - It's important to find a lawyer who is experienced in... View More
He’s Been threatening to take my son to India for his family can raise him,I now think he used me for a green card can he get deported if we divorce??my question is Is this possible for him to steal my son without my permission? 2nd question is If i divorce him will he have to give me spousal... View More
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answered on Feb 26, 2023
I'm sorry to hear about the difficulties you're facing. To answer your first question, if both parents have legal custody of a child, it is generally not permissible for one parent to take the child out of the country without the other parent's permission. If your husband were to... View More
A woman has been granted withholding of removal status - and has maintained "legal status" through a valid driver's license, SS #, and work authorization for twenty years.
Based on her status, she may not reenter the US if she leaves. - so the question: is going to Hawaii... View More
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answered on Feb 26, 2023
Withholding of removal is a form of protection granted by the US government to individuals who have demonstrated a likelihood of persecution or torture if they were to be returned to their home country. While individuals with withholding of removal status are allowed to remain in the US, they may... View More
He is threatening to leave me homeless and threatening to go to his homeland and marry to bring someone from India to USA what should I do about this
answered on Jan 22, 2023
You should speak to a lawyer because it sounds like you have many complex questions and issues on the table here, including family law, and immigration law, and maybe even criminal issues.
Filipina citizen I brought to USA on K1. We were in MI in motel, used zoom for meeting for an online ceremony with officiant in Utah and two witnesses somewhere in utah also. Is our marriage legal for USCIS when it is not in the state we live in (MI) and were residence in, when we had online... View More
answered on Feb 3, 2023
For USCIS, the legal validity of a marriage is determined by the law of the place where the marriage was celebrated. Under this rule, a marriage is valid for immigration purposes in cases where the marriage is valid under the law of the jurisdiction in which it is performed. If the marriage was... View More
My husband and I moved in September to an apt. I want to inform uscis about change in address but still get mail at my parents house ( old address ) since it’s more relatable with mail. Will this be an issue or look suspicious?
answered on Dec 24, 2022
Congrats. The form has a space for your physical address and your mailing address. Make sure you complete the section for mailing with the address that mail should come from USCIS.
In the immigration process, the counselor asked us to add a joint sponsor. We prepared the papers for the joint sponsor, but the embassy is not accepting them by email, and asked us to upload them. They didn't provide additional information, and we don't know where to upload. Our NVC... View More
answered on Dec 2, 2022
The NVC account is where you would upload co-sponsor affidavit of support and documents. The button is on the main/home page, right under the "Affidavit of Support" section, says "Add Joint Sponsor". Best wishes!
Also threatening to leave me homeless he’s also waiting for immigration to approve his visa for citizenship
answered on Aug 23, 2022
There are several legal issues that directly affect you in the areas of immigration and family law. In order to properly understand your legal strategy regarding your present spouse I recommend immediately consulting an experienced immigration attorney without any delay as you need to gather legal... View More
I am a permanent resident, 68 years old, wife and 3 children are US citizens, Prof. of Economics at Kansai-University (PhD from Michigan).
I was told at DTW that I need to apply the Reentry Permit since I spent more time in Japan than in US. I could come back to Ann Arbor to see my wife... View More
answered on Aug 6, 2022
If you don't intend to spend more than 6 months out of a year in the US after you retire then it may be better to officially relinquish your permanent residency (although you may have already abandonned it) and seek a tourist visa which should be sufficient for your couple of entries per year.... View More
hi, I'm a permanent resident with 10-year green card through married to US citizen. We are married for 6 years and have 4-year-old daughter. My wife now wants divorce and threaten me to file against me to USCIS to revoke my green card is that possible? can she do anything to affect my... View More
answered on Jul 8, 2022
If you entered your marriage in good faith and not for the purpose of getting immigration benefit (which USCIS assesses before granting you the green card), your green card card is legitimate. Any threats with purpose of having you being removed is not founded. In addition, by filing a petition on... View More
I'm planning to move across country coast to coast, and plan to drive. It's going to be a few days of driving. Assuming I:
Move between 05-09/August
Started a lease on an apartment in new location, 01/August
Ended my lease in old location, end of August
For... View More
answered on May 11, 2022
You should consult an immigration lawyer for specifics on any nuances you may be subject to - particularly whether you need to declare a new location before moving. But generally, residency is prospective and intentional, determined by the place you intend to reside going forward. You have a lease,... View More
I am an international student who has been in the USA for 5 years and I've been in a relationship for 6 years. We are planning to get married soon and therefore, start my process for the green card. I only have two semesters left to finish my bachelors, however, I wouldn't be able to pay... View More
answered on Apr 2, 2022
You can apply for the green card but you are not put into another visa status while you wait. However, you do not accrue unlawful presence while you wait should your F1 visa expire or you fail to comply with the F1 requirements. In other words, you can stop attending school while your green card... View More
He is also threatening her to take full custody of there child what can I do he threaten to take the baby away to India
answered on Mar 20, 2022
Your sister needs to hire an experienced family law attorney. If the child does not have a passport, the husband won't be able to take the child to India. If the child has a passport, the family court can require the husband to turn the passport over to mom. Best wishes!
answered on Mar 19, 2022
More information is needed. A deportation order is final unless the case is successfully re-opened for cause or discretion. It never expires. You may be referring to a bag and baggage letter! The decision to disobey means that you are likely an alien fugitive.
Sometimes, careful... View More
answered on Mar 16, 2022
An interview by USCIS is required in most cases involving the filing of the FORM I-485. USCIS in their discretion can waive an interview. This can occur in cases involving an adjustment of status based on a relative petition filed by a U.S. adult son or daughter on behalf of a parent. Interviews... View More
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