We recently received an approval for an I-130 visa petition filed by the husband of an undocumented alien. The husband is a US citizen and lives with his wife and children in Santa Ana. The wife came to the US many years ago, but she entered without inspection. The visa petition is an important step; however, it merely establishes that the beneficiary wife is married to a US citizen. The approval of the visa petition does not mean she is eligible for a green card. Now that the I-130 visa petition is approved, we will prepare the I-601A waiver of unlawful presence.
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The wife qualifies for an I-601A waiver because she is currently in the United States and the only ground of inadmissibility is unlawful presence. She has no criminal record. We intend to focus on the hardship the husband would experience in raising the couple’s children without his wife if she were denied a green card. If the I-601A is approved, she will travel to Ciudad Juarez to attend a visa interview at the US consulate
The couple is excited to have this step completed, and they look forward to preparing the I-601A over the next month or so. If you are married to a US citizen and want to better understand the immigration options for you to become a permanent resident, contact The Nunez Firm to schedule a consultation. Managing attorney Jay Nunez will personally meet with you and analyze your situation to determine how we can best obtain a green card or immigrant visa to live in the US legally.
Categories: ciudad juarez, I-130, I-601A, immigration lawyer, marriage, Santa Ana, USCIS, visa petition, waiver
file121341159337
The wife qualifies for an I-601A waiver because she is currently in the United States and the only ground of inadmissibility is unlawful presence. She has no criminal record. We intend to focus on the hardship the husband would experience in raising the couple’s children without his wife if she were denied a green card. If the I-601A is approved, she will travel to Ciudad Juarez to attend a visa interview at the US consulate
The couple is excited to have this step completed, and they look forward to preparing the I-601A over the next month or so. If you are married to a US citizen and want to better understand the immigration options for you to become a permanent resident, contact The Nunez Firm to schedule a consultation. Managing attorney Jay Nunez will personally meet with you and analyze your situation to determine how we can best obtain a green card or immigrant visa to live in the US legally.
Categories: ciudad juarez, I-130, I-601A, immigration lawyer, marriage, Santa Ana, USCIS, visa petition, waiver
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