Immigration news and viewpoints from family visa attorney Allan S. Lolly
My fiance came to the U.S. on a K1 visa and did not marry his fiance at the time. He overstayed his welcome. Now, we got engaged and I want to marry him. What should I do?
Jamie M. from South Carolina
Fiance from the Dominican Republic__________________________________________
Jamie, When your fiance [...]
Stable Earnings: The U.S. citizen petitioner must have stable U.S. employment over the minimum required for green card, fiance visa, and marriage visa processing. Generally, you must show enough income during a calendar year so that your tax returns will show more than the minimum required.
The [...]
Allan, I am working in Saudi Arabia and that is where my wife will be living also. It is my understanding that if she is not living permanently in the United States and she has a Green Card then they will take her card when she travels with me to Saudi Arabia.
Would it [...]
I married my husband in the United States about a year and a half ago and he has had his permanent resident card for about 8 months. I would like to move to Brazil with him but am worried we would have to start with the papers all over again if we [...]
Often during a divorce, the U.S. citizen feels an attachment to the foreign spouse and wants to see the spouse keep the green card. Some want to delay a divorce until conditional status on the green card is removed. Any maneuvering like this is asking for trouble. It can be illegal. It also can affect [...]
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I still do not understand how it makes sense to any reasonable or even unreasonable person, lawyer, legislator or government official that it is sane for me to be working outside the United States for the U.S. government, and yet Yulia must stay in the United States for a majority of time in order [...]
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