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You cannot. She would have to find an employment that would also sponsor her for a green card. She can come to visit you for 90 days if she has EU... Read Answer
You need to speak with an attorney asap.
It depends on what evidence you can present to prove real marriage.
Yes, but you need to show that you guys met in person within 2 years prior to the application, and you guys are free to marry.
It all depends what paperwork you guys had.
You can start the process by filing I 130 for him.
You can seek asylum if you are physically in the US. Otherwise, you need to see a refugee status.
Not if you sponsored him. The sponsor will be responsible for all the bills anyway.
He may face a permanent bar. You need to see an experienced Immigration attorney.
She can file for you, but you will need a waiver it seems, and the wait time is 6-8 years.
Best bet is to hire counsel so u can be assured the best chance of success
If she has entered the country legally, and you are married and she lives in the US, she can adjust status, unless there are grounds of... Read Answer
You may check visa bulletin to see the approximate wait times.
You need to consult with an attorney and see what, if anything, can done for you.
11 years? What kind of term was it? You may sponsor your parent if your parent is admissible.
Any US permanent resident may be a sponsor (with sufficient income).
The only way would be to apply for a B visa.
It is best to become a citizen first. If you do petition her while in a green card status, she will have to be in a legal status until her time to... Read Answer
Cancel: no, reopen proceedings: maybe. He will need to consult with an attorney.
You will be in J status until it is valid and until AOS is granted.
Maybe. It depends on the exact reason for the deportation.
You can easily change that at the time of the interview.
One can immigrate to the US based on a family or an employment petition, or using an investor's route.
It depends on specific facts.
You can wait for a paper notice.