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1 Answer | Asked in Employment Law, Immigration Law, Personal Injury and Tax Law for Nevada on
Q: Where can I post situation to find a GOOD lawyer in FL? TY

ISO Lawyer for Florida/Hilton case. 14rs. emp- worked in Orlando which had us selling in St. Maarten. Based exclusively in Orlando! Had 3 specialty lawyers- not a JURIDICTION ISSUE at all. Cases-FL DOC-won, FCHR & EEOC-ongoing- back end, Tons of evidence. Brought us over illegally... View More

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answered on Jun 3, 2024

To find a good lawyer for your case in Florida, consider posting your situation on reputable legal forums and websites. Websites like Avvo, Justia, and Lawyers.com have directories where you can search for lawyers based on their expertise and location. You can also post your detailed case on these... View More

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Q: Currently on O-1 in the USA. Getting married in June. Would like to get marriage green card. Average lawyer fee?

German citizen. Know the rough process, time length and fees for all forms. I was wondering about the average legal fee that would be added on top of those fees?

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answered on May 31, 2024

The average legal fee for obtaining a marriage-based green card can vary, but you might expect to pay between $1,500 and $3,500 for attorney services. This fee is in addition to the costs for filing forms and other required expenses.

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2 Answers | Asked in Immigration Law for Nevada on
Q: Currently on O-1 in the USA. Getting married in June. Would like to get marriage green card. Average lawyer fee?

German citizen. Know the rough process, time length and fees for all forms. I was wondering about the average legal fee that would be added on top of those fees?

Stephen Arnold Black
Stephen Arnold Black
answered on Jun 5, 2024

The average fee for a marriage based green card is between $1,500 and $3,500. Some of us charge a flat fee with no hidden costs and represent the couple through the lifespan of the case. Some of us work within the clients budget. Counsel in any state can represent you.

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2 Answers | Asked in Immigration Law for Nevada on
Q: I'm trying to change my j1(no 2 year rule) visa to f1with a help of a lawyer. What is the potential issues may arise?

For example

How long will this transition take?

When do i have to start in order to make this transition smooth?

I'm trying to undrestand time and procedure about this transition. Thank you very much for answering

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answered on May 27, 2024

Here are some key considerations and potential issues when transitioning from a J-1 visa to an F-1 student visa with the help of a lawyer:

1. Timing: The transition process can take several months. You'll need to apply well in advance of when you want to start your studies on the F-1...
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Q: Hi, Do I need to provide documents for the public charge questions on the I-485 form for the assets/liabilities?

How much consideration does USCIS gives to this section?

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answered on May 3, 2024

When filling out Form I-485 (Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status), the public charge questions and the information about your assets and liabilities are important, and USCIS does consider this section carefully. However, the level of documentation required may vary... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Immigration Law for Nevada on
Q: How should I put a speed ticket and traffic light ticket in N-400 application?

I have a speed ticket and traffic light ticket, both in 2018. When filling out the N-400 application, I answered "No" to "Have you EVER committed, agreed to commit, asked someone else to commit, helped commit, or tried to commit a crime or offense for which you were NOT... View More

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answered on Apr 14, 2024

Based on the information you provided, it seems like you have correctly answered the previous questions on your N-400 application. As for the question "If you received a suspended sentence, were placed on probation, or were paroled, have you completed your suspended sentence, probation, or... View More

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Q: Do I need to provide any supportive document if I am filing N-400 under 5-year eligibility?

I am filing N-400 for myself under a 5-year eligibility. I obtained a green card through marriage. Do I need to upload the divorce decree, 5 years tax return, 3 months bank statement, 3 months of utility bills, health insurance card, etc into the online N-400 application? The system did not ask for... View More

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answered on Apr 6, 2024

When filing Form N-400 (Application for Naturalization) under the 5-year eligibility category, you generally don't need to provide extensive supporting documents unless specifically requested by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). The online application system should guide... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Domestic Violence and Immigration Law for Nevada on
Q: if im convicted of domestic violence and i only have a green card will i be deported in the future for that?
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answered on Jan 12, 2024

If you are a green card holder (permanent resident) in the United States and are convicted of domestic violence, it's important to understand that this could potentially affect your immigration status. Domestic violence is considered a serious crime and can fall under the category of... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Immigration Law for Nevada on
Q: As a sponsor for a cuban immigrant how is my personal information handled, as in secure?
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answered on Dec 11, 2023

As a sponsor for a Cuban immigrant, the security of your personal information is handled with strict confidentiality by U.S. immigration authorities. When you agree to sponsor an immigrant, you are required to provide personal and financial information to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration... View More

2 Answers | Asked in Immigration Law for Nevada on
Q: Came in US illegal, detained CBP and seek asylum as gay men but now in love with a women who is a citizen and marry.

I am from South America and entered the U.S. by crossing the border running and was detained by CBP. I sought asylum under the Biden administration in 2024 and currently have a pending asylum case and a future immigration court date. While in the U.S., I met the love of my life (a women) which I... View More

Stephen Arnold Black
Stephen Arnold Black
answered on Dec 11, 2024

So an immigrant who has been inspected to at the border and filed a proper timely asylum claim can marry a US citizen and be sponsored for a marriage base green card case. However, because you have indicated that your ground of Asylum is based upon the fact that you are gay man and your country... View More

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1 Answer | Asked in Child Custody and Immigration Law for Nevada on
Q: Can my friend’s ex husband from Mexico get a visa and take her kids from the us back to Mexico legally?

My friend is a us citizen along with her 2 kids who are also citizens. Her ex husband from Mexico got a visa and is coming next week threatening to take her kids and take them back to Mexico without her consent. Can this be avoided?

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answered on Aug 26, 2024

If your friend’s ex-husband is threatening to take the kids back to Mexico without her consent, it’s crucial to take immediate action. Since the children are U.S. citizens, she has legal rights and protections under U.S. law. She should contact local authorities or law enforcement to inform... View More

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Q: I came to us last year through esta i married my us citizen girlfriend then left the us.Can i comeback for another visit

I came to us through esta i married my us citizen girlfriend then left the US. 6 months later we decided to file i130. Can i comeback for another visit without any intention to stay?

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answered on Oct 4, 2023

If you entered the U.S. through the Visa Waiver Program (ESTA) and then married a U.S. citizen, returning to the U.S. for another visit could raise concerns with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Even if you have no intention of staying, the act of marrying a U.S. citizen might give the... View More

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1 Answer | Asked in Immigration Law for Nevada on
Q: I have no government identification card for my biometric appt. I cant get an identication card cuz I don't have my pap

I have a copy of my old identication card that's expired on 2017 only. What else can I show proof

Monica E Rottermann
Monica E Rottermann
answered on Apr 14, 2023

You need a valid unexpired ID to get into the building, they will not let you in with a copy of an expired ID. Not sure what country you are from but you can try contacting your local consulate to apply for a passport/country ID. Or if you are in school and have an identification card with your... View More

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Q: Which police certificate is required for CR-1 visa if my husband was born in pakistan but moved to UK at 16?

My husband was born in Pakistan and moved to UK when he was 16 and since then has lived in UK and Canada and is now a Canadian citizen. We have obtained police certificates for UK and Canada but not yet for Pakistan but I am not sure if it is even required since he moved to UK at 16. Please advise.

Monica E Rottermann
Monica E Rottermann
answered on Mar 29, 2023

Yes, he should obtain a police certificate from Pakistan as well. Per the Department of State, anyone over the age of 16 that has lived in their country of nationality for more than 6 months at any time in their life must obtain a police certificate from there. You can read more about it here:... View More

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1 Answer | Asked in Immigration Law for Nevada on
Q: Is it hard to apply alone for F I130 and K3 visa?
Kyle K. Morishita
Kyle K. Morishita
answered on Oct 17, 2022

Form I-130 and Form I-129F are not overly complex on their faces. However, whether you should hire an attorney depends on the specific facts of your case. So, it is usually best to, at least, consult with an attorney. Additionally, USCIS approves either application, completing consular... View More

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Q: Hello, I am applying for Green Card w/Form I-130 & I-485 & I-864. Do I need also 245(i) w/Penalty $1,000?

I was brought to the US by my parents illegally, w/o inspection or Visa in 1989 when I was 3 yrs old. I have been in this country ever since. I am now under DACA and have a Work Permit.I am applying for Green Card w/Form I-130 & I-486 & I-864 as my Spouse of 4 years is a US Citizen.

Roland Godfrey Ottley
Roland Godfrey Ottley
answered on Jun 5, 2022

Well,, if you in fact you entered the United States without inspection as a minor along with your mother, then you would not be able to obtain your green card. Unless there's some waiver that you may be able to take advantage of. In addition, unless you have been grandfathered under 245(i),... View More

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1 Answer | Asked in Family Law and Immigration Law for Nevada on
Q: How to I get a copy of certificate that show that my name was legally changed during naturalization?

I just need an Affidavit signed by court saying her name was modified; changes from Jingle Melton to Cloe Melton.

Kevin L Dixler
Kevin L Dixler
answered on May 9, 2022

You will have to file a form N-565, pay $555, and wait. The current processing times can exceed 11.5 months. For more information, go to www.uscis.gov or schedule an appointment with a competent and experienced immigration attorney.

2 Answers | Asked in Immigration Law for Nevada on
Q: wife was here on a permanent resident Visa her visa expired last year

need to file form i-130 and they form 485 is there any other things that we need to file such as an Affidavit of Support

Nadine C. Atkinson-Flowers
Nadine C. Atkinson-Flowers
answered on Jan 17, 2022

Using the information you provided, if your wife is a permanent resident that is also known as a green card holder. The next step could be for her have her conditions removed, with you filing what is called jointly. The documents would include the I -751 application to remove conditions and... View More

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1 Answer | Asked in Immigration Law for Nevada on
Q: After receiving my green card (temporary permanent residency) do I need to apply for a social security number?

I received my green card but have not received a social security number. When I filed the I-485 I also sent an I-765 authorization for employment and in the I-765 asked to receive a social. I’m now wondering if I was even supposed to send in an I-765, and if not, do I need to apply directly with... View More

Agnes Jury
Agnes Jury
answered on Nov 21, 2021

If your I-765 was not approved BEFORE you got your green card, then you should apply for SSN. The reason is that upon your green card being granted, the I-765 was "closed" so it never got to the SSA for processing. Best wishes!!

1 Answer | Asked in Immigration Law and Agricultural Law for Nevada on
Q: We ,own a golf course within city limits, are we required to keep free range cattle off of our golf course?
Alexander Ivakhnenko
Alexander Ivakhnenko
answered on Sep 21, 2021

Even generally, you, as golf course owners must control the perimeter of your golf course to ensure that random animals do not destroy or interfere with the gold course operations. If you still have concerns, reach out to the municipal or county office to receive the appropriate guidance on that... View More

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