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I don't want to go back to my country because i was beaten cause I'm gay,people hates the gay like in Russia,i can get proof from hospital when i was beaten,do i have any chance to apply? Thanks
answered on Aug 26, 2015
Yes you maybe able to apply for asylum if you have never visited your country after coming to the United States. Contact an immigration attorney as soon as possible to get started with your process. All the very best.
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I am an American Citizen and I just got married to an European Citizen from Portugal. She entered to US legally on July 28, 2015 and we got married on August 04. I would like to begin the process so my wife can get a work authorization and a green card. What should I do now? Can I do it myself? If... View More
answered on Aug 18, 2015
Congratulations,
What should I do now? - You should file three applictions I-130, I-485, I-765.
Can I do it myself? - You can do it by yourself, but if you want to do it properly without any mistakes, get an attorney to do it, they have loads of experience and will get it right in... View More
the problem is i've been in USA one year and 3 months
answered on Aug 17, 2015
You can apply for asylum if you have credible fear of returning to your country. Even if you have been here for only one year and 3 months you can still apply for asylum if and only if you never went to visit your country during this period. Also remember when u apply for asylum you can not go back... View More
answered on Jul 7, 2015
The stated facts are insufficient to answer your question.
answered on Jun 29, 2015
Seek for advice from an experienced immigration attorney. Good luck. www.aba-us.com
She doesnt own land
answered on Jun 23, 2015
You can find more information about different types of visa 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
I had The I-751 on 12/11/14 and haven't received any response yet . They extended my passport for an another year . It looks like everything went till the officer ask us if we had any thing else to add . Where my wife notified the officer that she has just filled for divorce but haven't... View More
answered on Jan 20, 2015
Seek for second opinion from an experience attorney. Good luck. www.aba-us.com
answered on Jan 12, 2015
Changing your last name has nothing to do with whether or not you were lawfully married. However, there are obviously other requirements and you should check the local law to ensure compliance. You should have a marriage license and a marriage certificate (sometimes it is the same document... View More
answered on Apr 25, 2014
It is highly unusual for voluntary departure to be granted by an Immigration Court for a convicted aggravated felon. There must have been unusual circumstances of which you are not aware, such as the felony conviction was overturned. You should consult an experienced immigration lawyer to address... View More
answered on May 4, 2011
Yes, you can usually do this. while I practice in New Jersey, I'm sure South Carolina has a procedure for a "name change." This is usually done through the court system. You usually have to provide proof of your identity, and also make notice in the papers. You must be sure to do... View More
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