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How can i get my mexican boyfriend support his american child?

Kenneth G. Wincorn
Answered by attorney Kenneth G. Wincorn
Immigration lawyer at Law Offices of Kenneth G. Wincorn & Associates, P.C.
Get married if you want to live together. If he is a resident already there is no problem. Since he is a resident if he won't volunteer support you can get a court order for support that is enforceable against him
Get married if you want to live together. If he is a resident already there is no problem. Since he is a resident if he won't volunteer support you can get a court order for support that is enforceable against him
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Who takes the immigration visa interview?

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Answered by attorney Nora Maria Rilo (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Law Offices of Nora M. Rilo PA
If the person is coming to the US from a foreign country, then the only person present at the US embassy or consulate is usually the person coming. However, sometimes the consular officer request the presence of the petitioner, and the petitioner, particularly with a marriage case. can be present if he or she chooses.
If the person is coming to the US from a foreign country, then the only person present at the US embassy or consulate is usually the person coming. However, sometimes the consular officer request the presence of the petitioner, and the petitioner, particularly with a marriage case. can be present if he or she chooses.
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My husband has an over stay in his passport but his visa was still valid'. why. and he has left the US but i filled for his immigrant visa and he will

Harun Kazmi
Answered by attorney Harun Kazmi
Immigration lawyer at Kazmi & Sakata
Hello. His visa does not control his authorized stay. It would be the I-94 that was issue to him (or online) that determined his dates he was legally here. If he overstayed 6 months and left, he will be barred for 3 years(10 years if he stayed overstayed a year).   What type of visa was it? When did you not process for the green card in the US?
Hello. His visa does not control his authorized stay. It would be the I-94 that was issue to him (or online) that determined his dates he was legally here. If he overstayed 6 months and left, he will be barred for 3 years(10 years if he stayed overstayed a year).   What type of visa was it? When did you not process for the green card in the US?
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