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If the daughter does not have a green card or US immigration travel documents, then she would not be let back in here. Her mum ought to have filed for her. Talk to a lawyer to educate her on filing............I can't say morethan this without full knowledge of the whole case.......

Sorry I do mainly US law...........Hopefully someone would help out.

From your evidence, it seems you marriage was in good faith. The problem is we don't know what she might have told them. The only think I can advice is you wait for a formal letter from immigration which would give your lawyer something to go on. So just be patient. I know it is difficult but...

He would be turned back if his offense does not meet the petit crime exception. If he is lucky it would not flag in the system. But if you have a criminal record, you need to visit the embassy before coming to the US. The visa waiver does not work with certain criminal records.

If you came here legally and have your I-94 there are some easier ways. But if you don't have any of your entry documents, it would be hard and you would need to consult with your immigration lawyer. Only a lawyer with full knowledge of your situation, parent’s info, and relevant documents can...

I feel your pain. There are a few states which would. One is Maryland. You can get a driver license and state ID there. There are about three other states.........Can't remember. They do give IDs and DLs to undocumented immigrants. You would not be able to adjust your status without evaluating...

see your other post.........duplicate. I have responded to it.

You can get a work visa only if you have a work visa and qualify. There is no other way except family based immigration.

I need you to answer the questions I asked in the previous post. I need the answer to know what to advice. 1- Did you inform immigration that you where divorced before they denied your petition? 2- When did immigration know you where divorced? 3- Has your wife had any contacts with...

Yes you need to apply for AOS I-485, advance parole, work permit, and I-130. That is all. He would also need to do medicals, passport pictures for you both, six for him and four for you, all the fees are about 1300$. It is easy...... Let me know if you have more questions.

You should consult your immigration lawyer. You could qualify for a change of type of visas if you intend to create a business or invest a good chunk of money here............There are residency possibilities for foreign investors. Only a business/immigration lawyer can advice you on how to...

Good to know...........You would be surprised some people have had a hard time in your situation even thought most got the visa finally. Thanks for the update..

Permanent for 95% percent of people in your situation. Most people get the permanent. I have seen only a few who did not........when immigration suspects something.

From the date of the incident.

Anytime.......

The crime is a CIMT and maximum possible jail time does not meet the exception.

Check other post.........

Since you where not convicted or admitted to guilt, you are okay. It would not affect your petition. You did the right thing by admitting it on your I-485.

Some people have done just that and have been successful. But I would advice you apply only after the five years.................that would avoid any possible complication or denial which could lead to new payments. Technically should be eligible only after five years. So applying before could...

Methods and ways of deportation are stipulated by immigration guidelines..........It is at the discretion of ICE on the best and most convinient methods. They have a budjet for that and can always request more if the face a shortage.