You must be able to show that you have met in person in the last two years or that the customs of your religion or culture are the reason that you have not met in order to get the visa.

Why do you want to get deported? Why not just leave. You can always leave. If you get deported, there will be a time period you cannot come back.

You should hire an attorney to help you with this. One mistake could cost you years. It isn't worth trying to do it on your own. Also, we would need to know when you are planning to marry relative to your travel...i.e., are you going to get married before or after this Christmas trip? Also,... View More

You can find more information about different types of visa (work visa and self petition) on our website. If you meet one of the listed statuses, complete the contact form at http://aba-us.com/contact/?lang=en to learn how we proceed with the case. Good luck

Are entirely undocumented? I ask merely because it should have been an issue getting a marriage license. The short answer to your question is yes, you could be subject to removal at any time even though you are married to a USC. There is paperwork that needs to be done to get you into a lawful... View More

Congratulations upon being approved for Permanent Resident status. Generally, when a woman becomes married and desires to embrace her husband's last name as her own, the law will recognize that new name without any necessity for filing a marriage certificate or taking other steps to... View More

What is the importance, as you understand it, of the September 2015 date? If your charge was dismissed at the prosecutor's request, you should include a certified copy of the judgment entry indicating this with your application and an explanation of what happened with the case.You should... View More

Seek answers to these questions from an experienced immigration attorney. Good luck. www.aba-us.com

You should get an immigration lawyer to help you with this. There are a lot of steps that all need to occur in the proper order and any screw-ups can cause unbelievable delays. We can't teach you how to this in a Q&A forum. The race of your intended should have absolutely nothing to do... View More

Get an immigration attorney to help you with this. There are lots of forms that need to be completed correctly and any mistakes can cost you time, money, and the eventual success of your application. Also do not rush to get married before you consult a lawyer. If you get married without the proper... View More

Ok. First off, a fourth degree misdemeanor is a less serious offense than a first or second, so you don't want to change an M4 to an M1 or M2. That's moving in the wrong direction. Second, you need to be working with a lawyer here. Any criminal entanglement can be a problem with... View More

Yes, it is possible to apply while abroad. However, you must meet the eligibility requirements, which include, for those who are abroad at the time of filing, either being married to a government employee or having been abused in the US. You can read all about this process here:... View More

If you live in the US and have a valid, in status visa, you are a legal resident. You are not a "lawful permanent resident." That is a green card holder. You are not a citizen.

No idea. You haven't given me any reason to believe you would be arrest other than the implication of this question. Are you wanted in Canada? In the United States?

You have to maintain "continuous residence" for a period of time prior to filing an application. Absences of six months or more can interrupt. Provided you are not planning on being away for six months or more, and your previous trip was less than 6 months, this should not be a problem.... View More

A civil suit should not affect your admissibility; however, if you are sued and do not show up for court, the court will enter a default judgment against you and you will owe the 25K. Upon your return, the now very frustrated lawyers will claim you left the country to evade the judgment. The court... View More

If you fail to appear in court, a warrant will issue for your arrest. If you attempt to re-enter the US, there are several things that could happen. They could arrest you at the border and seek to extradite you. They could inform you that you need to take care of the case and take your passport... View More

Why do you need to prove you were mugged for immigration purposes? Did you report this matter to the police? Was there any kind of investigation? A charge?

More facts are needed to answer your question. Where is you husband here or abroad? How did he last enter the U.S.? Does he have a current visa? I strongly encourage you to use an attorney to do these forms. Simple mistakes, which are easy to make, can cause huge problems. If your husband is here... View More

Probably not. They are typically concerned only with what your actual degree says and sticklers for such details, but it may be worth talking to an immigration attorney about whether there is a way to squeeze you in.