I have had a number of clients come to me in the last month who have petitioned for their husband, wife or fiancé in Cambodia and had their petition denied. Because it is well known that I usually travel to Cambodia in July, and that I go to the U.S. Embassy in Phnom Penh to […]
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A Questioner On A Legal Website (Lawqa.Com) Asked: Question: Will my immigration joint sponsor be affected if I file for bankruptcy? Question Detail: I am a green card holder since February 2011 through marriage. My wife couldn’t demonstrate to immigration the ability to support me on the 125% due to her financial status. Therefore I
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In August, the F2A visa category, spouses and unmarried children under twenty-one (21) of Lawful Permanent Residents came current for probably the first time in my career. What this meant, was that for all practical purposes there was no difference between husbands, wives, or unmarried minor children of citizens and those of permanent resident aliens
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One area of immigration law in which we have been doing a lot of work of late is in the area of getting Visas for performers, mostly singers from Cambodia, to come to America and perform. I have a number of clients who import such talent. In fact, here in Massachusetts, I do not believe
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Question: How much does it cost if a parent is filing for a child? Do they need a lawyer if she overstayed for about 8 years? She’s been here since she was 11 and she is now 19 and her father will be filing for her and she needs to know how much money to
I recently received a telephone call from somebody who had overstayed his visa and learned that ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) was looking for him. They went to his place of employment, but he was not at work at the time. He wanted to know what to do. He should go to an immigration lawyer
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