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Do we need to hire an attorney to get the green card?

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Answered by attorney Francis John Cowhig (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Francis John Cowhig
You do not "need" an attorney to file the necessary paperwork. However, if you want it done as efficiently as possible and avoid any mistakes or delays, it is a good idea to have an experienced immigration attorney assist you in the process.
You do not "need" an attorney to file the necessary paperwork. However, if you want it done as efficiently as possible and avoid any mistakes or delays, it is a good idea to have an experienced immigration attorney assist you in the process.
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Can I remain in the US on my B1 B2 with my wife and work since my father is filing i130 for me?

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Answered by attorney Jesse S Brar (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Sharon L. Preston, P.C.
Since you are married son of a U.S. citizen, you are not considered an "immediate relative" under the immigration laws. Only immediate relatives are eligible for "Adjustment of Status" ("Green card") if they are out of status in the U.S. You are in Third Preference Category (F3 - married sons/daughters of US citizens), and depending on which country you are from, the priority date for you is probably several years away (you can check the priority dates on the visa bulletin here). So since by the time your priority date becomes current, you would certainly be out of status, and not being an "immediate relative" you would not be eligible for Adjustment of Status. So if you can avoid being out of status (especially, to avoid the 3 and 10 year bars to reentry), you shouldn't remain in the U.S. without a non-immigrant status.
Since you are married son of a U.S. citizen, you are not considered an "immediate relative" under the immigration laws. Only immediate relatives are eligible for "Adjustment of Status" ("Green card") if they are out of status in the U.S. You are in Third Preference Category (F3 - married sons/daughters of US citizens), and depending on which country you are from, the priority date for you is probably several years away (you can check the priority dates on the visa bulletin here). So since by the time your priority date becomes current, you would certainly be out of status, and not being an "immediate relative" you would not be eligible for Adjustment of Status. So if you can avoid being out of status (especially, to avoid the 3 and 10 year bars to reentry), you shouldn't remain in the U.S. without a non-immigrant status.
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Can a US permanent resident sponsor his new spouse owing money to child support and probably having a warrant for it as well?

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Answered by attorney Stephen Arnold Black
Immigration lawyer at The Law Office of Stephen A. Black
Your child support arrears may affect the case if you do not have the minimum income level that is required to financially sponsor your new spouse. If you fail to meet that minimum level you can solve that problem by getting a joint financial sposnor to help you. 
Your child support arrears may affect the case if you do not have the minimum income level that is required to financially sponsor your new spouse. If you fail to meet that minimum level you can solve that problem by getting a joint financial sposnor to help you. 
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