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    Oct/11

    How can I bring to the US my adopted child?

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    Children adopted from other countries must first obtain a US visa before they can travel or move to the US.Read the Rest…

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    Aug/11

    I am a United States Citizen. For whom could I file immigration petitions?

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    As a United States Citizen, you can file petitions for your parents, spouse, children and siblings (brothers, sisters). Spouses, parentsRead the Rest…

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    Aug/11

    I was arrested and charged with a crime. If I am convicted will it affect my immigration status?

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    If you are not a citizen, an arrest and/or conviction can affect your immigration status. Certain criminal convictions can directlyRead the Rest…

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