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If you're a US citizen and you're married to a foreign national then you can sponsor him for his green card. More facts are needed to determine the... Read Answer
You can marry him and then you can sponsor him for his green card via consular processing. Alternatively you can sponsor him for his fiancé... Read Answer
Sorry to hear your story. When you say he got his green card-Did he get the 10 year permanent card or just the two year card? If he only got the two... Read Answer
If you get married in the Philippines, she can process her green card at the foreign consulate overseas. Alternatively you can sponsor her for a... Read Answer
The income of the foreign national who is applying for a green card based on marriage to a US citizen, can be counted as income needed to meet the... Read Answer
Assuming you're sponsoring them for a green card you most likely will need a joint financial sponsor in order to meet the minimum income... Read Answer
Discuss your case with counsel anywhere in the USA to explore your options in a free phone consultation. For a fiancé visa you have to have... Read Answer
Counsel anywhere in the USA can represent you. Some of us charge a very affordable flat fee. Do you have the type of J visa that has a 2 year... Read Answer
A US citizen can sponsor his foreign national spouse for her green card even if she has overstayed her visa as long as she entered the USA legally.... Read Answer
It depends on the unique facts of your case. Counsel anywhere in the USA can represent you by filing a G28 which is a "Notice of Appearance of... Read Answer
Yes. If you are a US citizen and mom entered the country legally, (even if she overstayed) you can adjust mom's status to get her green card. She... Read Answer
Because you entered the USA legally with a visa, despite your overstay, if and when you dont go to school, and apply for a green card through... Read Answer
As a US citizen you can sponsor your wife and your step children if the step child was less than 18 at the time of your marriage. Since he is 28 you... Read Answer
After marriage you need to apply for a spousal visa. Retain counsel here in Florida for representation. It can take up to a year so start the process... Read Answer
You need to physically have met her within two years of filing to sponsor her for her k visa. After she enters the US you must get married within 90... Read Answer
Yes you can but you may need a joint financial sponsor to assist you in the process since your income may not be sufficient to act as the sole... Read Answer
What kind of visa are you on? When does your authorized stay expire? It may be possible but you can only adjust status if you are currently in... Read Answer
Do you plan on living in America? Yes, she can sponsor you and you can process at the overseas consulate. Work with a lawyer to assist you. Counsel... Read Answer
Retain an attorney so that he/she can obtain the appropriate certified court documents from the Mexican court that adjudicated the divorce. Counsel... Read Answer
Yes that's correct. You must marry within 90 days after he enters the US on his fiancé visa, and then he can immediately adjust status to get... Read Answer
Retain an attorney who handles immigration cases. Counsel in any state can represent you both. Some of us charge a very affordable flat fee to... Read Answer
Did you enter the country legally? If so you can adjust status here even though you are out of status. If you are overseas then you can process at... Read Answer