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Commonly Asked Immigration Questions From Users Near You

This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

My fiancée plans on fixing my papers, would I have to go to Mexico for punishment?

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Answered by attorney William D. Fong (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Fong Ilagan
You should consult with an attorney as this type of case is very fact specific. You case depends on how you entered the US, any filings to make you eligible for section 245(i), any other immigration or criminal violations and any extreme hardship to your wife if your waiver is denied. Please note that there is proposed legislation to allow for stateside adjudication of I-601 waivers. This would be extremely important to you as your leaving the US to apply for the immigrant visa will trigger a 10-year bar from entry.
You should consult with an attorney as this type of case is very fact specific. You case depends on how you entered the US, any filings to make you eligible for section 245(i), any other immigration or criminal violations and any extreme hardship to your wife if your waiver is denied. Please note that there is proposed legislation to allow for stateside adjudication of I-601 waivers. This would be extremely important to you as your leaving the US to apply for the immigrant visa will trigger a 10-year bar from entry.
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What is the best option for my boyfriend to come and live in the USA?

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Answered by attorney Ross Elliott Miller (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Miller Conway
Either place of marriage is fine although the process will be different. If you intend to marry in the U.S. you are likely going to file for a fianc visa. To obtain a fianc visa you (a U.S. citizen) will file certain paperwork on your fiancs behalf and he will eventually be issued a visa in his native country then enter the U.S. in order for you to marry within ninety (90) days. Your foreign fianc will be subject to an interview, medical examination, etc. Note that both parties must be free to marry (i.e. not currently married), you must have an income that exceeds the poverty level and you and your fianc have met in person within the previous two (2) years. If you marry in Guatemala you will file for a K-3 visa. Note that the marriage needs to be registered with the appropriate government authority and you will need an official marriage certificate (a religious ceremony is not enough). Your foreign spouse must live outside the U.S., he wants to enter the U.S to await a visa and you (the U.S . citizen spouse) must file a petition on his behalf.
Either place of marriage is fine although the process will be different. If you intend to marry in the U.S. you are likely going to file for a fianc visa. To obtain a fianc visa you (a U.S. citizen) will file certain paperwork on your fiancs behalf and he will eventually be issued a visa in his native country then enter the U.S. in order for you to marry within ninety (90) days. Your foreign fianc will be subject to an interview, medical examination, etc. Note that both parties must be free to marry (i.e. not currently married), you must have an income that exceeds the poverty level and you and your fianc have met in person within the previous two (2) years. If you marry in Guatemala you will file for a K-3 visa. Note that the marriage needs to be registered with the appropriate government authority and you will need an official marriage certificate (a religious ceremony is not enough). Your foreign spouse must live outside the U.S., he wants to enter the U.S to await a visa and you (the U.S . citizen spouse) must file a petition on his behalf.
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Will a petty larceny misdemeanor affect me if I apply for citizenship?

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Answered by attorney Carlos Raul Juelle (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Herrera & Juelle LLP
Depending on the section of law under which you were convicted and the sentence imposed, you could have two crimes involving moral turpitude. The effect of that would be that the government will deny your Naturalization application and move to rescind your Lawful Permanent Residence. You should have an immigration attorney look at your convictions and give you a legal opinion on their possible consequences on your status.
Depending on the section of law under which you were convicted and the sentence imposed, you could have two crimes involving moral turpitude. The effect of that would be that the government will deny your Naturalization application and move to rescind your Lawful Permanent Residence. You should have an immigration attorney look at your convictions and give you a legal opinion on their possible consequences on your status.
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