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Question: A lot of records in Nigeria weren’t recorded before & during the 1970’s so my husband had to have an affidavit done to solidify his DOB; question is will there be an issue if the DOB is different on a document being submitted for proof and what would you suggest in this situation. Also for the DOB of his parents my mother in law and deceased father in law, if those records wasn’t recorded and mother in law or their children don’t know the DOB. Thank you in advance for your help.
hi, i'm a us citizen but I've been living in a bordering area outside the us most of my lifetime, however there is this one requirement that states that one must be at least 5 years into the us before the birth of the child in order to be eligible to the CRBA. i have never lived more than 1 year in mainland us, however since i live in a border town near the us, i come in and out of the country everyday for work since i started working basically more than 15 years ago, do you think my baby still qualifies for the CRBA?
It is going to depend on the details and documentation. you can schedule a strategy session with me to discuss the details www.lillylegal.com/contact-us or 508-443-1788
Hi ,in the ( pip) question, Additional evidence if applicable. Evidence of significant public benefit or urgent humanitarian reasons for granting parole, or any other details you want USCIS to consider, I just wanted to know what that mean.
Let's schedule a strategy session www.lillylegal.com/contact-us or call us at 508-443-1788. We can discuss your case and give you a quote specific to your situation.
Miss Lily you always always throughly explain the PIP updates. All the other attorneys on RU-vid don’t. You are the best and I appreciate all your updates and advice. Thank you a million.❤
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Hello, my step-mother is an American Citizen. My biological father and step-mother got married traditionally when I was 3years. With traditional marriage in Ghana, the Ghanaian government does not issue marriage certificates. They divorced when I grew up to 16years. However, I have been living with my step-mum before she travelled to the US in 2014. She helped me to travel to the USA for my Master’s and we are still connected. Now I live in Canada with my family but visits her every thanksgiving. My father went on to marry another woman and they have again divorced. My step mother and biological father are married under the customary law of Ghana and a marriage certificate has been issued to them. My step mum and my biological had a baby together before the divorce. If my step mum wants to petition for me, what are my chances of getting approved? Thank you!
I have already completed the CRBA (Consular Report of Birth Abroad) form, but I am experiencing difficulties scheduling an interview at the U.S. Embassy in Addis Ababa. Could you please provide guidance on how to proceed?
We can help you with this, please schedule an strategy session so that I can evaluate your situation and see the best way forward for you. lillylegal.com/contact-us
Can immigration waive off the 2 year marriage based greencard interview the one that comes with a condition, I mean the 1st application of my marriage based greencard can immigration waive off my interview, my spouse was once married before but she is divorced she has all supporting documents with evidence my question is which marriage green card stage the waiver of interview is applied the 2 years condition green card or the 10 years one? Advise thank you
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My wife has been here since 1988 her parents brought her when she was 9 years old. She went to elementary, middle school and high school. She has been using her TIN number for 2 years before she got married to me. We have a child together. Now she is a stay home mother. We been married since 2009. She has no criminal background and has pass background checks because she volunteers at some schools. Is she a candidate for this program??
We are happy to help you with your US immigration issue. If you have a question about an immigration case/issue, the first step is to schedule a consultation to speak personally with Attorney Lilian. You can schedule a consultation using this link. We look forward to serving you! bit.ly/ConsultationWithLilly
The person applying for this new PIP has two last names, like all/most Latin America countries (Example: Juan Lopez Perez) There were situations where this person only used the first last name (common format in US) like, using sample, will be Juan Lopez. Attorney only used Juan Lopez Perez and omitted Juan Lopez. Other names used: Correct answer would be -Juan Lopez Perez and Juan Lopez. Evidence submitted shows both formats. Is this an issue? if so, can it be corrected? I mean can we add the other used names after form submitted? Thank you!
We are happy to help you with your US immigration issue. If you have a question about an immigration case/issue, the first step is to schedule a consultation to speak personally with Attorney Lilian. You can schedule a consultation using this link. We look forward to serving you! bit.ly/ConsultationWithLilly
We are happy to help you with your US immigration issue. If you have a question about an immigration case/issue, the first step is to schedule a consultation to speak personally with Attorney Lilian. You can schedule a consultation using this link. We look forward to serving you! bit.ly/ConsultationWithLilly
Typically you want to show all hardship because you never know which one will resonate with the officer more. If you want help with the waiver please feel free to schedule a consultation with me at lillylegal.com/contact-us
My step child has a conditional green card. I am married to her mother. Is my step child eligible to file for US citizenship after 3 years? She her conditonal will expire in 3 months. Must she file for removal of conditional or can she file direct to citizenship. I want you to handle this citizenship case for her. Let me know if she is eligible and you can represent for my step child
Everyone with a conditional residency must file I-751 before qualifying for citizenship unless they join the military and file based on their military service. Only spouses of US citizens qualify for citizenship in 3 years not children.
@@LillyLegal so for my stepchild how long is she eligible to file for N400 /US citizen? You said not after 3 years so how long? Does your law office handle citizenships for step child?
Citizenship for her will be 5 years from when she got her residency. Yes we handle citizenships for step children. you can schedule a strategy session with me to discuss the details www.lillylegal.com/contact-us or 508-443-1788
@@kemangraya2382 Only spouses of US citizens can qualify for citizenship in 3 years. Adoption will not change that. We can discuss whether she can qualify for derived citizenship through her mother. you can schedule a strategy session with me to discuss the details www.lillylegal.com/contact-us or 508-443-1788
It’s been 1 years and 5 month that I been waiting for my fiancé to come from Haiti although I didn’t apply for her I was thinking about filing for a k1 fiancé visa, from what I heard it take roughly 18 month for the k1 visa, so stress out cause I want her to get here asap, this is there anyway shape of form that uscis can check on the application, or should I just filled for the k1 visa, I’m also in the military.
The parole program is currently paused with no date for reopening. K-1 with an expedite may be possible. Schedule a strategy session so we can discuss your options bit.ly/ConsultationWithLilly
Hi Lilly! So My Mom's Naturalization ceremony is next week and Im worried since she has been legally separated (not divorced) due to abuse(battery) from her US. Citizen spouse as of the time of her interview till date.Along the line she had her i751interview which she and her spouse had already filed before the abuse started, she attended the interview alone and provided documents to prove the validity of the marriage and the abuse and surprisingly her i751 was approved a month later, so did her N400 application. My question is if she answers yes to the first question on the form N445 about her marital status since after her interview would that prevent her from Naturalizing since she is legally separated from her spouse. And also she didn't file a new VAWA application for the abuse but her i751 was approved, was it approved under the VAWA laws due to battery? Thank you
Hey - Love your vibe and your smile. Stay blessed. I married a US citizen bonafide in virginia court in 2017. I got my conditional green card, after which i came to India. There were many issues as his mom was cruel and he didnt have courage for us to live in a seperate house. he came to india to live with me for a few days as latest as 2023 march. after which he now wants divorce and we just started discussinf divorce. can i file for waiver of I-751 by proving that our marriage was entered on good faith basis. do i have to create a record of his family being cruel? i must have a video of his mom searching my stuff when i was out etc.
Applications are online and if you are not able to attend the interview, the mother can take the child to the interview or another adult with a power of attorney can take the child to the interview. There are additional forms required if you would not attend the interview to waive your appearance. Please schedule a strategy session so we can discuss your options and how we can help you with this process bit.ly/ConsultationWithLilly
When submitting I-130 for my adopted son, I don't have passport photo of my son and longtime not seen him, so can I submit the i130 by mail to uscis without including his photo?
The new parole in place is only for spouses and stepchildren of US citizens who entered the US without inspection. Humanitarian Parole in general is open to everyone, there are paroles for certain countries.
it depends on how long they stayed in the US and if they left because of deportation. if they stayed over a year or were deported then entered illegally, they may have a permanent bar. permanent bar will require them to remain outside the US for 10 years before they can apply for a green card. the 601a waiver will not fix a permanent bar
As long as he has enough income/assets or has someone willing to be a joint sponsor yes he can file for you. Please schedule a strategy session so we can discuss your options and how I can help you bit.ly/ConsultationWithLilly