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Could I be a candidate if I am currently here in the US for over 2 years now, got here as a tourist and decided to stay?

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Answered by attorney Bruce A. Coane (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Coane & Associates, PLLC
It does not sound like you would be covered by the Obama "amnesty" (deferred action), since you must have resided here since 1/1/10, etc.
It does not sound like you would be covered by the Obama "amnesty" (deferred action), since you must have resided here since 1/1/10, etc.

If I am to receive my green card some time this month of December 2013, for how long can I stay outside of USA to avoid any trouble?

David H Nachman
Answered by attorney David H Nachman
Immigration lawyer at NPZ Law Group
In general the rule is that you should not go beyond a year without having a re-entry permit. If you go out for more then 6 month but less then a year then there is a possibility that the CBP Officer will ask you about your departure. You should be prepared to present evidence that you maintain a "domicile" in the U.S. There are ways to do this and we coach our traveling clients on this all of the time. Happy holidays.
In general the rule is that you should not go beyond a year without having a re-entry permit. If you go out for more then 6 month but less then a year then there is a possibility that the CBP Officer will ask you about your departure. You should be prepared to present evidence that you maintain a "domicile" in the U.S. There are ways to do this and we coach our traveling clients on this all of the time. Happy holidays.
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Do I put my girlfriend at risk my marrying her even though we started dating while I was underage

David Troy Cox
Answered by attorney David Troy Cox
Immigration lawyer at CoxEsq, PC
Why is there a judge involved?  If you get married, the fact that you met and began dating as "childhood sweethearts" won't create a problem.   If you mean the judge that marries you, then it won't matter what the judge thinks--he or she will be obligated to marry you if you are otherwise qualified.
Why is there a judge involved?  If you get married, the fact that you met and began dating as "childhood sweethearts" won't create a problem.   If you mean the judge that marries you, then it won't matter what the judge thinks--he or she will be obligated to marry you if you are otherwise qualified.
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