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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.

Can overstayed waver visa esta get green card?

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Answered by attorney Richard Stephan Kolomejec (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Richard S. Kolomejec
Your wife should be fine. Just wait until you get your citizenship to file for her. There are issues about intention upon the last entry but with a good immigration attorney, this problem can be fixed quite easily. I handle about 10 to 20 of visa waiver overstay marriage cases each month : ).
Your wife should be fine. Just wait until you get your citizenship to file for her. There are issues about intention upon the last entry but with a good immigration attorney, this problem can be fixed quite easily. I handle about 10 to 20 of visa waiver overstay marriage cases each month : ).
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Can she travel outside the USA and reenter with an expired green card?

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Answered by attorney Justin Wang (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Sheppard Mullin
if your wife and you failed to file I-751, application to remove condition, her green card expires and she may have problem coming back. She may also be placed in removal proceedings if she is lucky. You should file a late I-751 immediately.
if your wife and you failed to file I-751, application to remove condition, her green card expires and she may have problem coming back. She may also be placed in removal proceedings if she is lucky. You should file a late I-751 immediately.
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What can I do in my immigration situation?

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Answered by attorney Marie Andree Michaud (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Marie Michaud, Attorney At Law
Your husband probably just withdrew his petition. Now the USCIS knows where you are. You said you place an order for protection.I am assuming there was some form of abuse. There is something for abused spouses called Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). This is a self-petition where you have to prove abuse, good faith valid marriage to US citizen, proof lived together, and you have good moral character (This usually means no crime). Your husband doesn't have to know about this VAWA petition. Unless you tell him, he will never know. You have to file this VAWA soon, for two reasons: (1) because you are in the process of getting a divorce, and the deadline for filling a VAWA petition is within the life of the marriage or within two years of the divorce. IF you wait 2 years and one day after the divorce, it will be too late to file your VAWA. (2) The USCIS knows where you are, and soon it will send you a notice to appear to the Immigration Court for removal (deportation) proceedings. Hire an attorney experienced with this type of paperwork (I am!)..This is a very specialized petition. Once the VAWA petition is approved, you can refile an adjustment and get your green card. Good luck.
Your husband probably just withdrew his petition. Now the USCIS knows where you are. You said you place an order for protection.I am assuming there was some form of abuse. There is something for abused spouses called Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). This is a self-petition where you have to prove abuse, good faith valid marriage to US citizen, proof lived together, and you have good moral character (This usually means no crime). Your husband doesn't have to know about this VAWA petition. Unless you tell him, he will never know. You have to file this VAWA soon, for two reasons: (1) because you are in the process of getting a divorce, and the deadline for filling a VAWA petition is within the life of the marriage or within two years of the divorce. IF you wait 2 years and one day after the divorce, it will be too late to file your VAWA. (2) The USCIS knows where you are, and soon it will send you a notice to appear to the Immigration Court for removal (deportation) proceedings. Hire an attorney experienced with this type of paperwork (I am!)..This is a very specialized petition. Once the VAWA petition is approved, you can refile an adjustment and get your green card. Good luck.
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