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What is the process for marrying an undocumented immigrant?

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Answered by attorney Hugo Florido (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Florido & Associates, P.A.
You left out an important fact. How did she last enter the U.S? This could make all the difference. Being undocumented and entering illegally are very different.
You left out an important fact. How did she last enter the U.S? This could make all the difference. Being undocumented and entering illegally are very different.
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If I have DACA and my husband (US citizen) applies so I can get the US residency, will it be easier since I have DACA or will it be the same?

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Answered by attorney Mary Lyn Tanawan Sanga (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Law Offices of Mary Lyn T. Sanga A Professional Corporation
It will still be the same process and requirements. Since you are not in lawful status, I recommend that you seek advice from a competent immigration lawyer to make sure you meet the eligibility requirements for adjustment of status within the United States. If you came in without inspection, you may have to apply for provisional waiver if you do not have 245i benefit.
It will still be the same process and requirements. Since you are not in lawful status, I recommend that you seek advice from a competent immigration lawyer to make sure you meet the eligibility requirements for adjustment of status within the United States. If you came in without inspection, you may have to apply for provisional waiver if you do not have 245i benefit.
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Is it longer to get a green card without a lawyer?

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Answered by attorney Lynne Rogers Feldman
Immigration lawyer at Feldman Feldman Associates, PC
The reason people say it takes longer without a lawyer is that often persons employing self-help make errors along the way or fail to anticipate the next step so valuable time is wasted in reacting to what the government tells you to do instead of knowing what comes next so you can have the documents in the file ready and waiting for the approval on the stage before. Permanent residency is complex and there lots of landmines that non-attorneys would have no way to know about. I would not recommend going through permanent residency without the guidance of a qualified immigration lawyer.
The reason people say it takes longer without a lawyer is that often persons employing self-help make errors along the way or fail to anticipate the next step so valuable time is wasted in reacting to what the government tells you to do instead of knowing what comes next so you can have the documents in the file ready and waiting for the approval on the stage before. Permanent residency is complex and there lots of landmines that non-attorneys would have no way to know about. I would not recommend going through permanent residency without the guidance of a qualified immigration lawyer.
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