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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.

What documents do we need in order for my Israeli fiance and I to get married?

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Answered by attorney Jeffrey N Lisnow (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Law Office of Jeffrey Lisnow
You would be best served by investing in a detailed consultation with an experienced Immigration Attorney who can guide you correctly. As Immigration is Federal law, any qualified attorney can assist. Many, including myself, will even do telephone consultations.
You would be best served by investing in a detailed consultation with an experienced Immigration Attorney who can guide you correctly. As Immigration is Federal law, any qualified attorney can assist. Many, including myself, will even do telephone consultations.
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What will happen if there's already a visa available but the petition is not yet approved?

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Answered by attorney Eric Arden Fisher (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at The Law Office of Eric A. Fisher, LLC
May 2011 is your priority date if the I-130 petition was received by USCIS then. The visa bulletin would need to show a date of May 2011 or later for a visa to be available to you. June 2010 means you have at least a year to wait.
May 2011 is your priority date if the I-130 petition was received by USCIS then. The visa bulletin would need to show a date of May 2011 or later for a visa to be available to you. June 2010 means you have at least a year to wait.
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How can I help my mother to come for short visit to US?I am green card holder.Three years ago I applied for her visit visa and rejected

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Answered by attorney Stephen Arnold Black
Immigration lawyer at The Law Office of Stephen A. Black
OK mom can apply for a visitor visa, even if the visa application was rejected years ago. Mom must independently qualify on her own, by submitting financial documents to show that she will return upon completion of her visit. Proof of that intent would be a letter from her employer showing steady and stable proof of income, bank statements showing deposits of those earnings from her employment, paystub's showing earnings from her job, tax returns showing income from that employment source. She can additionally submit evidence that she owns property and that she owns equity in that property like a condominium or a house. These documents will convince the US consulate officer that she would most likely return after her visit. She also would be required to show a sufficient amount of income in a bank, that would provide proof that she can cover her expenses while she is visiting the United States. Your participation in the application process for mom's visa is not even really required.
OK mom can apply for a visitor visa, even if the visa application was rejected years ago. Mom must independently qualify on her own, by submitting financial documents to show that she will return upon completion of her visit. Proof of that intent would be a letter from her employer showing steady and stable proof of income, bank statements showing deposits of those earnings from her employment, paystub's showing earnings from her job, tax returns showing income from that employment source. She can additionally submit evidence that she owns property and that she owns equity in that property like a condominium or a house. These documents will convince the US consulate officer that she would most likely return after her visit. She also would be required to show a sufficient amount of income in a bank, that would provide proof that she can cover her expenses while she is visiting the United States. Your participation in the application process for mom's visa is not even really required.
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