You can file Motion to Reopen and state that you're going to adjust status. If you receive denial, you can apply for immigrant visa in your country.
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You can file Motion to Reopen and state that you're going to adjust status. If you receive denial, you can apply for immigrant visa in your country.
You may apply for a copy of his immigration record filing G-639.
If you husband was illegally for more than 1 year, his departure triggers 10-year bar. Thare 2 different bars - 1) 10 years for illegal presense 2) 10 years for removal order. If your husband...
If he was illegally for more than 1 year, he cannot return to the US for the next 10 years without waiver. You should file I-601.
1241.1 8CFR says: If an immigration judge issues an alternate order of removal in connection with a grant of voluntary departure, the order becomes final upon overstay of the voluntary departure...
Yes, you are right. But I strongly believe that my husband will follow me (he is US citizen) and live in my home country with me if I'm deported. He promised me to be with me until death separates...
Please help me to understand my situation. I arrived as visitor in 1998 and was detained by INS for illegal employment. After 11 days I was given I-210 (Notice of Action - Voluntary Departure). I...
I don't understand why you are going to separate your husband and your son. You must go with your husband and live abroad. If you love him and your son, of course. Nobody forces you to stay in the US.