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How can I get my 23 year old husband his paper if he came here as a baby?

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Answered by attorney Michael Alexander Yurasov-Lichtenberg (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Havens Lichtenberg PLLC
Few cases are ever simple in the immigration practice, but your husband's just might be one of them. If he came to the U.S. with a visa and never left, has no criminal history, and never was ordered deported by the Immigration Court, and if you are a U.S. citizen, then you can file an immigrant petition for your husband together with his applications for adjustment of status, employment authorization card, and a travel document. You would also have to show that you have enough income to support your husband (so that he "would not become a public burden" receiving welfare, foodstamps, etc.); if your family consists of only you and your husband, you need to show $19387; add about $5000 for each dependant you have in your family. If you don't have enough income, you will need to find someone (a relative or a friend) who would agree to become a co-sponsor for your husband. The co-sponsor must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, and has to have enough income to satidfy the norms for his own family plus one (for example, if the co-sponsor has a dependent wife and child, he would have to show income over the minimum for a family of four (himself, his wife, his child, plus the alien he agrees to sponsor) - $29437. If all the paperwork will be done right, USCIS will call your husband for fingerprints and then call you both for an intervview to determine whether your marriage is real. Basically, if USCIS will decide that your marriage is real, your husband will receive a green card.
Few cases are ever simple in the immigration practice, but your husband's just might be one of them. If he came to the U.S. with a visa and never left, has no criminal history, and never was ordered deported by the Immigration Court, and if you are a U.S. citizen, then you can file an immigrant petition for your husband together with his applications for adjustment of status, employment authorization card, and a travel document. You would also have to show that you have enough income to support your husband (so that he "would not become a public burden" receiving welfare, foodstamps, etc.); if your family consists of only you and your husband, you need to show $19387; add about $5000 for each dependant you have in your family. If you don't have enough income, you will need to find someone (a relative or a friend) who would agree to become a co-sponsor for your husband. The co-sponsor must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, and has to have enough income to satidfy the norms for his own family plus one (for example, if the co-sponsor has a dependent wife and child, he would have to show income over the minimum for a family of four (himself, his wife, his child, plus the alien he agrees to sponsor) - $29437. If all the paperwork will be done right, USCIS will call your husband for fingerprints and then call you both for an intervview to determine whether your marriage is real. Basically, if USCIS will decide that your marriage is real, your husband will receive a green card.
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Can I help my stepfather get his work permit renewed?

Answered by attorney Jennifer Maude Oltarsh
Immigration lawyer at Oltarsh & Associates, P.C.
When did your mother marry your stepfather? How old were you when your mother applied for your stepfather? Is your mother a U.S. citizen? I have been in practice in the immigration field for more than 40 years. I have handled cases with experience, integrity, and good effect. Please call me to discuss your case. The assigned number for your free case evaluation: 0613d. We offer payment plans with no interest.
When did your mother marry your stepfather? How old were you when your mother applied for your stepfather? Is your mother a U.S. citizen? I have been in practice in the immigration field for more than 40 years. I have handled cases with experience, integrity, and good effect. Please call me to discuss your case. The assigned number for your free case evaluation: 0613d. We offer payment plans with no interest.
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How long will the processing take if I am a Bangladeshi citizen and currently living in the UK and my wife lives in Atlanta?

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Answered by attorney Bruce A. Coane (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Coane & Associates, PLLC
It's always faster nowadays if the person being sponsored lives in the USA. If you are married to a USA citizen and waiting outside the USA, it could take 6-18 months until you actually get the immigrant visa.
It's always faster nowadays if the person being sponsored lives in the USA. If you are married to a USA citizen and waiting outside the USA, it could take 6-18 months until you actually get the immigrant visa.
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