I strongly encourage you to have an attorney handle this. It is very easy to make mistakes in this process and very difficult to correct them once made. A lot more facts are necessary to tell you what you need to file, but it's more than you think. Make sure you save absolutely everything that... View More

If you are a US Citizen, an attorney can help you file the proper paperwork with USCIS to bring your fiance to the US and get him a green card. It is important to do all of this properly, otherwise, he could wind up waiting a long time to be allowed to come here so don't just fly over there... View More

More information is needed to answer your question. First and foremost, are you a US citizen?

As you overstayed your visa, you have bigger problems than the state ID. You need to get an immigration lawyer ASAP. He or she will work to restore your status, then you can worry about the ID and marriage. If you cannot afford an attorney, the legal aid society in many communities helps with... View More

Whoa! too complicated for internet forums. You need to sit down with an immigration attorney ASAP and talk this through. If the USCIS people think you all lied to them, he could be deported.

There is always hope. He is certainly in trouble and needs the get a lawyer familiar with criminal and immigration law. Depending on his history, the exact nature of his status, the exact nature of the alleged conduct, and the eventual outcome of his criminal case, he may be able to avoid... View More

The title of the Master's Degree could matter, so too, could the actual content of the courses you took. You really shouldn't try to do your immigration paperwork yourself. That's a road to trouble. If your employer doesn't have a lawyer who handles their immigration issues, you... View More

I suspect something is missing here. People are rarely deported even once for traffic violations. If they bothered to deport him five times, I'm guessing there was a more serious crime or he is barred from entry due to having returned illegally following a prior deportation. You would need an... View More

Obama's executive action provides temporary relief to undocumented immigrants who have been in the US five years or more, were children when brought here by their parents, or are the parents of a US citizen or legal permanent resident. From the limited information you've provided, I doubt... View More

There are two separate issues here. First, a US citizen sponsor can mean a family member who is trying to help you get citizenship. This helps move the process along. A US citizen spouse/fiance can get around a lot of the waiting lists for you by sponsoring your application for a green card.... View More

What country are your children from? You can check your priority date at this website:

http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/immigrate/immigrant-process/approved/checkdate.html

that's a tough one - that would be regarded as a false claim to U.S. citizenship, which could result in very adverse immigration consequences. Can you tell me more about your situation? Rodney Alberto, Esq. www.visabrothers.com 732-200-0779

I don't understand your question. In general, there is no punishment for getting married in a foreign country. And a valid, legal marriage abroad is generally recognized as valid under state and federal law in the U.S.

You should check to see whether an overseas USCIS office will accept the application. It could not be filed in the US because CIS in the US has no jurisdiction over the person currently outside the US. Another difficulty is if the person is called for fingerprinting.

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