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is it possible to keep someone in tha country if they have a felony drug charge hes been here since
he waas 9 yrs old his parents brought him over here,,,,,we have been together for 7 yrs but know hes getting deported hes not in tha deportation centr yet hes still in huntsville is there anything that
i can do to keep him in tha country i know he made a mistake but its his first offence he had a clean record untill know
going to be very impossible as drug crimes are considered aggravated felony and no waivers are available for that
is it possible to keep someone in tha country if they have a felony drug charge hes been here since
he waas 9 yrs old his parents brought him over here,,,,,we have been together for 7 yrs but know hes getting deported hes not in tha deportation centr yet hes still in huntsville is there anything that
i can do to keep him in tha country i know he made a mistake but its his first offence he had a clean record untill know
I think if you really loved and cared about him, you would go home with him when he goes. Love isn't something that can just exist in the USA.
Hi, My friend have a B2 visa for 3 years in 2016 and he was given 6months entry visa. Before the entry time was expired, he asked for extension of time because he was planning his wedding here in the US. His replied came back and the USCIS are asking for more evidence regarding his ties to his home country and why he needed more time. So can he get married now before going back to his country or married now and sends his married certificate as part of one of his evidence why he wanted more time?? He is really confused now on what to do becus they gave him limited time to send his evidence.
He just received the letter yesterday saying his petition was denied to be a legal citizen, he had 3 drug related charges when he was 19, he has stayed out of trouble since then.
Hi, My friend have a B2 visa for 3 years in 2016 and he was given 6months entry visa. Before the entry time was expired, he asked for extension of time because he was planning his wedding here in the US. His replied came back and the USCIS are asking for more evidence regarding his ties to his home country and why he needed more time. So can he get married now before going back to his country or married now and sends his married certificate as part of one of his evidence why he wanted more time?? He is really confused now on what to do becus they gave him limited time to send his evidence.
He can use the time on his I94 or comply with the request for more information why he needs to extend his stay and why he will leave the US on time. Why is he co fused?
Hi, My friend have a B2 visa for 3 years in 2016 and he was given 6months entry visa. Before the entry time was expired, he asked for extension of time because he was planning his wedding here in the US. His replied came back and the USCIS are asking for more evidence regarding his ties to his home country and why he needed more time. So can he get married now before going back to his country or married now and sends his married certificate as part of one of his evidence why he wanted more time?? He is really confused now on what to do becus they gave him limited time to send his evidence.
So he is planning on getting married here, to a US Citizen? If that is the case he will more than likely be denied for an extension and not let back in.
Hi, My friend have a B2 visa for 3 years in 2016 and he was given 6months entry visa. Before the entry time was expired, he asked for extension of time because he was planning his wedding here in the US. His replied came back and the USCIS are asking for more evidence regarding his ties to his home country and why he needed more time. So can he get married now before going back to his country or married now and sends his married certificate as part of one of his evidence why he wanted more time?? He is really confused now on what to do becus they gave him limited time to send his evidence.
The extension will be denied as it indicates he is trying to immigrate himself.
I always thought if someone marries a US citizen, then that is a way of coming here legally. I remember many years ago I met a woman who was paid $10,000 to marry a foreigner in order for him to gain lawful entry. Isn't that why the immigration interviews are done separately (a la "Green Card" movie)?
It might not be a good idea to consider marrying somebody whose home country you don't want to live in.
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