Si le acechan dudas como que pasa si me divorcio antes de la residencia permanente o que pasa con las pruebas de matrimonio para inmigracion que necesito, estamos aqui para ayudarle

Conditional residency by marriage: what happens if I divorce before permanent residency?

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If you are married to a U.S. citizen and plan to obtain permanent residency through marriage, but are facing a possible separation or divorce, it is important to know the legal implications and possible consequences. If you are plagued by questions such as “What happens if I divorce before permanent residency?” or “What about the …

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U Visa Benefits: Which crimes are pardonable and which are not

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Victims of skilled crimes face many obstacles when seeking immigration relief. In addition to the emotional aftermath of the crime, you may have immigration problems if you are not a U.S. citizen. That’s where the U visa comes in. The U visa grants immunity from certain crimes and can provide a pathway to legal residency. …

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What is a Migratory Waiver and how should I apply for it?

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Also known as a migratory waiver, an immigration pardon is a pardon granted by the U.S. government to aliens who have violated U.S. laws. It is usually granted to any immigrant alien who is found inadmissible within the United States after having violated the law. When applying for any type of U.S. visa, immigration authorities …

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Si bien la administración Biden ha tenido muchos aspectos positivos en materia de políticas de inmigración, los números continúan siendo inconsistentes

Can a deportation order be removed? Everything you need to know about cancellation of deportation

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A deportation proceeding is not always completed. With the help of an attorney, you can remove a deportation order and stay in the country.

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My green card is not arriving! Learn about USCIS timelines and what to do if you experience an unreasonable delay.

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How much time have you spent thinking “my green card is not coming”? The USCIS waiting time can vary, but beyond a certain amount, it qualifies as an unreasonable delay.

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