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Your friend should contact the airlines to find out if she can use the expired passport as a photo identification. She does not need a... Read Answer
You may be able to apply at the Italian Consulate in Los Angeles. The Italian Consulate may not restrict applications to only the closest... Read Answer
I have no idea what Nigerian law is, or what they consider their jurisdiction to be. Certainly a U.S. court would have jurisdiction over it if... Read Answer
Visas are applied outside the United States. However, you can apply for a change of status to be a B-2 tourist while in the U. S. by making an... Read Answer
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First, I don't know what a "native" corporation is, but unless it has different rules than other types of corporations, it has no obligation to pay... Read Answer
Your fiancé will only be able to become a US citizen five years after the date that he was granted his initial green card. The three-year rule... Read Answer
A K-1 nonimmigrant visa takes lesser time to process than a CR-1 application for conditional residence based on marriage. Generally speaking, K-1... Read Answer
If he dies and owns property in his name, an estate may be opened. Property will pass from the estate in accordance with his will. If she is... Read Answer
Your father can petition for you again, but there is no guarantee that you will not have the same result. An individual who has committed marriage... Read Answer
Not on her preference alone, generally the inmates do not run the asylum.
Your child's choice is an important factor, but not the only one. The court will rule based on what is in the best interest of the child after... Read Answer
A judge will do what is in the best interests of your daughter. If your ex- can provide for her, the court may consider what your daughter wants.
If you are in Florida, there is no age where a minor child gets to "decide" where they want to reside. So no, you don't have to let her move.
The "reasonable preference" of the child is but 1 of 12 factors a Court must look at when deciding whether or not to change custody. The 12 factors... Read Answer
The problem with answering your question is that it deals with semantics and interpreting what is the custom and language used by that magistrate. ... Read Answer
First i don't know WA or AK law, so follow up with a local attorney. My thoughts are if you wish to have the will challenged, you probably need a... Read Answer
You'll need to post this question on a site dedicated to Candian immigration law, not US law (as here).
You should not have a problem with transferring to another state while your naturalization application is in progress, especially if you are only in... Read Answer
Authorities in the US will not likely have access to European systems that would show the oustanding fine there. Even so, an unpaid fine is... Read Answer
If you have work authorization under your J-1 visa until September 13th, you can continue working on the status until that date regardless of whether... Read Answer
in PA, the parents. seek a AK lawyer.
From the tone of your inquiry, I will assume that you are not subject to a two-year home residence requirement by virtue of your J-1 status. If... Read Answer
You probably will not be able to get your original back. They do not require originals, so if you inadvertantly sent them an original, it has... Read Answer