Diboll, TX Immigration Law Firms & Lawyers

You can petition your husband, but he will have to return to Mexico to process unless an approvable application was filed for him or his parents by April 30, 2001, among other requirements. Upon returning to Mexico, he will be banned from lawful immigration for ten years. You can try to get a waiver for him, but must prove to the satisfaction of a consular official and the USCIS that you will suffer extreme hardship as a matter of law if you are separated from him for ten years or must live with him in Mexico for ten years. The fact that you will suffer the hardship normally experienced by those whose loved one is banned for ten years is not enough according to some of the decisions. There is new program proposed by President Obama to allow you to file the waiver for your husband and get the decision before he decides whether to leave the U.S. There may be other reasons why he cannot come back to the U.S., so I strongly recommend an appointment with a competent and experienced immigration law firm like our office.

Hello,   The USCIS has not finished mailing the receipts for our law office has been receiving receipt notices from the USCIS slowly over the past two weeks. The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), of which I am a member, anticipates that the process will go on well into the month of May. Good luck.