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  • Serving Gardiner, NY and Ulster County, New York

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Lahiri & Nori, Esqs. Partners at Law

  • P.O. Box 24, Gardiner, NY 12525-5632

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This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

I'm getting married but my J-1 visa expired couple weeks ago, can I apply for adjust status documents?

Arsen V. Baziyants
Answered by attorney Arsen V. Baziyants (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Law Office of Arsen V. Baziyants
Those are very good questions. Your I-94 probably reads D/S which stands for duration of status. Is your J-1 visa subject to INA 212(e) (foreign residency requirement ). If you are concerned that you may be in the U.S. now in violation of the law, you act to fix your status soon.
Those are very good questions. Your I-94 probably reads D/S which stands for duration of status. Is your J-1 visa subject to INA 212(e) (foreign residency requirement ). If you are concerned that you may be in the U.S. now in violation of the law, you act to fix your status soon.
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Will I be deported even though I have an american son undergoing treatment?

Karyn Sue Schiller
Answered by attorney Karyn Sue Schiller (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Law Offices of Karyn Schiller, LLC
It is difficult to answer that question without more information.  In principle, you do not have legal status in the US and are subject to deportation to your home country.  It may, under certain circumstances, be possible to get relief from deportation, but that would depend upon the facts of your case.  How long have you been in the US, how old is your son, is he a US citizen etc.  These are all relevant factors that a competent immgration attorney would need to know.  Best of luck
It is difficult to answer that question without more information.  In principle, you do not have legal status in the US and are subject to deportation to your home country.  It may, under certain circumstances, be possible to get relief from deportation, but that would depend upon the facts of your case.  How long have you been in the US, how old is your son, is he a US citizen etc.  These are all relevant factors that a competent immgration attorney would need to know.  Best of luck
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What can my green card holder mom do to help me..? I am in USA on a visiting visa,

Harun Kazmi
Answered by attorney Harun Kazmi
Immigration lawyer at Kazmi & Sakata
Hi. Your mother can file for you, but it will not provide any immediate immigration benefits. It will not give you the right to stay here while it processes. That is only possible if she were a citizen.  If you overstay and leave you may be subject to different bars from returning. She would need to naturalize before you turn 21 to process now and stay.
Hi. Your mother can file for you, but it will not provide any immediate immigration benefits. It will not give you the right to stay here while it processes. That is only possible if she were a citizen.  If you overstay and leave you may be subject to different bars from returning. She would need to naturalize before you turn 21 to process now and stay.
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