My fiancee said she over stayed her visa 1 1/2 years. But on her passport it says the usa visa is good untill 2010. I dont understand exactly how to read her passport. We want to get married so how ...
I marride one brazilian. She has a green card permanent. And i have to wait she get her american citizen to help me more.
I live in Florida and i get the drive license if my i-130
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i had my US citizenship and US passport issued last 2004, i was born and staying in the Philippines at the moment. I'm planning to move to the US, what are the things that i should do? or ...
If someone lives outside the U.S and gave up her greencard because her husband of 20 years (an american citizen) wants to live outside the US forever, does she have to be re-petitioned again so she ...
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ok i have a debate tomorrow and i need to have some points. PLEASE HELP!
im on the pro side on legal immigration. Additional Details *illegal* .........
My husband came from Cuba 41 years ago as a 14 yr. old child. He is not a US citizen. Other postings have said that in order to travel with a resident alien card you also need to get a passport from ...
Kisska
Here is my situation.?
I am a Canadian citizen and a student. I am in love with a guy who is a visa student. We really love each other and want to get married and build our future in Canada. However since we cannot support each other and still live separately (me with parents and him with his aunt), we cannot move out together. So do we have to live together to apply for immigration(after we get married here)? If not, will the agency consider the marrriage fictive and not provide him with the status? Is it possible for him to get the documents without us living together yet? He is also in school..
You should discuss your situation with an immigration lawyer. A good one can probably tell you what you need to do during a no-cost initial consultation.
I know this is tough for you with money being so tight, but this something you need to get right the first time. It's easier to avoid mistakes than to correct them once they are made. This is one of the most important decisions you will have to make in your life, so it's important to get it right the first time.
If you marry him, you will have to sponsor him in order for him to be allowed to receive PR status in Canada. You will be required to show you have enough money to fund his stay in Canada (including any medical costs he incurs) until he qualifies to work here. You must have adequate employment and money put away.
Chances are, he will have to go back home and apply for a visa to return from his country.
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