Please give us some advice:) we married and have no idea where to start, or even what visa to file for. please tell us what forms we need to mail so we cal begin our life;)
thanks sooo much!
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Very difficult to reply given the limited information you have supplied.....eg did your spouse enter the US legally? IMO, a consultation with an immigration lawyer to determine what course of action you should take given all your circumstances would be the best bet.
Lorelle
Lorelle
Coz, G. Dubya said so!
QUOTE(aussiewench @ Jun 14 2006, 01:44 AM) 
Very difficult to reply given the limited information you have supplied.....eg did your spouse enter the US legally? IMO, a consultation with an immigration lawyer to determine what course of action you should take given all your circumstances would be the best bet.
Lorelle
Ditto. Is he still in the country, has he left the country? etc. Not to mention that I agree about the immigration attorney.
And it would probably help to read the guides section here so that you understand the process for each visa type when you meet with an attorney.
The Guides
QUOTE(TracyTN @ Jun 14 2006, 07:40 AM)
QUOTE(aussiewench @ Jun 14 2006, 01:44 AM)
Very difficult to reply given the limited information you have supplied.....eg did your spouse enter the US legally? IMO, a consultation with an immigration lawyer to determine what course of action you should take given all your circumstances would be the best bet.
Lorelle
Ditto. Is he still in the country, has he left the country? etc. Not to mention that I agree about the immigration attorney.
And it would probably help to read the guides section here so that you understand the process for each visa type when you meet with an attorney.
The Guides
QUOTE(fiorina26 @ Jun 14 2006, 09:36 AM)
QUOTE(TracyTN @ Jun 14 2006, 07:40 AM)
QUOTE(aussiewench @ Jun 14 2006, 01:44 AM)
Very difficult to reply given the limited information you have supplied.....eg did your spouse enter the US legally? IMO, a consultation with an immigration lawyer to determine what course of action you should take given all your circumstances would be the best bet.
Lorelle
Ditto. Is he still in the country, has he left the country? etc. Not to mention that I agree about the immigration attorney.
And it would probably help to read the guides section here so that you understand the process for each visa type when you meet with an attorney.
The Guides
Oh, yes...sorry...he is still here. he entered the US about 7 years ago legally and then just stayed here. i suppose i just need a laywer:) thanks!
If your spouse enter in this country legally, then there won't be any problem, but if your spouse enter illegally, then it is no possible to adjust the status despite the marriage to you, the US Citizen. But I would consult a lawyer.
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Very difficult to reply given the limited information you have supplied.....eg did your spouse enter the US legally? IMO, a consultation with an immigration lawyer to determine what course of action you should take given all your circumstances would be the best bet.
Lorelle
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Ditto. Is he still in the country, has he left the country? etc. Not to mention that I agree about the immigration attorney.
And it would probably help to read the guides section here so that you understand the process for each visa type when you meet with an attorney.
The Guides
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Oh, yes...sorry...he is still here. he entered the US about 7 years ago legally and then just stayed here. i suppose i just need a laywer:) thanks!
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Damn 7 years ago!!!! As an illegal Immigrant!!! Wow I cannot even live 2 months in the US as a legal immigrant I just cannot imagine being an illegal one.
Maria
[quote name='TracyTN' post='249952' date='Jun 14 2006, 07:40 AM']
[quote name='aussiewench' post='249780' date='Jun 14 2006, 01:44 AM']
Very difficult to reply given the limited information you have supplied.....eg did your spouse enter the US legally? IMO, a consultation with an immigration lawyer to determine what course of action you should take given all your circumstances would be the best bet.
Lorelle
[/quote]
Ditto. Is he still in the country, has he left the country? etc. Not to mention that I agree about the immigration attorney.
And it would probably help to read the guides section here so that you understand the process for each visa type when you meet with an attorney.
The Guides
[/quote]
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Oh, yes...sorry...he is still here. he entered the US about 7 years ago legally and then just stayed here. i suppose i just need a laywer:) thanks!
[/quote]
Damn 7 years ago!!!! As an illegal Immigrant!!! Wow I cannot even live 2 months in the US as a legal immigrant I just cannot imagine being an illegal one.
Maria
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