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Carabin Shaw

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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.

Being a permanent resident, how long would it take to fix my husband's papers and would he have to leave for 10 years?

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Answered by attorney Bruce A. Coane (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Coane & Associates, PLLC
If he is out of status that could invoke the ten year bar if he leaves. You can certainly file the I-130, but then must weigh the consequences of the bar versus staying here and wait long until you're a citizen. Also, whether he has proof of legal entry is another issue. Also, he could be eligible for waiver of the ten year bar.
If he is out of status that could invoke the ten year bar if he leaves. You can certainly file the I-130, but then must weigh the consequences of the bar versus staying here and wait long until you're a citizen. Also, whether he has proof of legal entry is another issue. Also, he could be eligible for waiver of the ten year bar.
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If I send the required forms on the last day of the grace period to apply for removal of the restrictions on my GC (code CR6), would it be OK?

M. Gabriela Ungo
Answered by attorney M. Gabriela Ungo
Immigration lawyer at GC Ungo Immigration
You should send the application via regular mail to the USCIS Service Center listed on the I-751 Instructions. Overnight or Fedex if the expiration date is close.
You should send the application via regular mail to the USCIS Service Center listed on the I-751 Instructions. Overnight or Fedex if the expiration date is close.
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How can I get back to the US after deportation?

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Answered by attorney Lynne Rogers Feldman
Immigration lawyer at Feldman Feldman Associates, PC
Best is probably a nonimmigrant visa and not an immigrant visa because of the drug conviction. He will need a waiver and would need to qualify for the nonimmigrant visa. Does he have a business in Tanzania? If yes, one option may be the L-1A where he sets up a branch of his business in the U.S. and comes to develop and direct the business. Most nonimmigrant visas require he prove intent to return to Tanzania which will be hard with a previous overstay. The H for professional workers (college degree or higher) and the L. H's are gone until October 1, 2013 so that leaves the L. I have attached a summary of the requirements - requires two related companies to continue to operate - one in Tanzania and one in the U.S. and the company transfers him to the U.s. company to work. To properly advise on the criminal conviction for immigrant purposes we would need to see a certified court record of all crimes.
Best is probably a nonimmigrant visa and not an immigrant visa because of the drug conviction. He will need a waiver and would need to qualify for the nonimmigrant visa. Does he have a business in Tanzania? If yes, one option may be the L-1A where he sets up a branch of his business in the U.S. and comes to develop and direct the business. Most nonimmigrant visas require he prove intent to return to Tanzania which will be hard with a previous overstay. The H for professional workers (college degree or higher) and the L. H's are gone until October 1, 2013 so that leaves the L. I have attached a summary of the requirements - requires two related companies to continue to operate - one in Tanzania and one in the U.S. and the company transfers him to the U.s. company to work. To properly advise on the criminal conviction for immigrant purposes we would need to see a certified court record of all crimes.
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