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If my husband is cheating and a baby is on the way with the women can he still get his citizenship. he even went to put a separated bank account

Answered by attorney Stephen Arnold Black
Immigration lawyer at The Law Office of Stephen A. Black
So it is unclear exactly at what stage he is in the immigration process. If he has a two-year card and he needs to get the conditions removed you simply do not have to file jointly the 751 application in order for him to remove the conditions to get a 10 year card. You will need to discuss this further with counsel in a private phone conversation.
So it is unclear exactly at what stage he is in the immigration process. If he has a two-year card and he needs to get the conditions removed you simply do not have to file jointly the 751 application in order for him to remove the conditions to get a 10 year card. You will need to discuss this further with counsel in a private phone conversation.
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What steps could I take to stop the deportation?

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Answered by attorney Yahima Suarez (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Hernandez & Suarez, PL
Your husband may have a chance if he can vacate the sentence on the drug charges in criminal court. This needs be done quickly as the immigration case will not wait. For immigration purposes, any charge of drugs more than "possession under 20 grams" has no waiver. Meaning, under immigration laws he would have no chance. His best bet is to try to fix his record through the criminal court. It is recommended you hire an experienced attorney to handle this matter. This is not a simple case and may have other complications. The above is only general information and shall not be construed as legal advice. It is always recommend you consult with an attorney to review all the details of your case.
Your husband may have a chance if he can vacate the sentence on the drug charges in criminal court. This needs be done quickly as the immigration case will not wait. For immigration purposes, any charge of drugs more than "possession under 20 grams" has no waiver. Meaning, under immigration laws he would have no chance. His best bet is to try to fix his record through the criminal court. It is recommended you hire an experienced attorney to handle this matter. This is not a simple case and may have other complications. The above is only general information and shall not be construed as legal advice. It is always recommend you consult with an attorney to review all the details of your case.
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What happens to my wife's visa if it already expired?

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Answered by attorney Yahima Suarez (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Hernandez & Suarez, PL
She will not have to travel to her country of origin to be able to apply for adjustment (residency). However, for the time that she is waiting for the visa to become available (3-5 years) since you are a US Resident, she will be illegal and immigration could start deportation proceedings against her during that time regardless of the visa petition outstanding for her. Once she files for residency and work permit, she will be safe until the residency is granted.
She will not have to travel to her country of origin to be able to apply for adjustment (residency). However, for the time that she is waiting for the visa to become available (3-5 years) since you are a US Resident, she will be illegal and immigration could start deportation proceedings against her during that time regardless of the visa petition outstanding for her. Once she files for residency and work permit, she will be safe until the residency is granted.
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