need help!!!!!!! plz
May 10th 2011, 4:24 am
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Re: need help!!!!!!! plz
You say you've seen his green card.. how many others have you seen to know whether his is real or not? Why did he show you his green card?
Who is he married to now? A US citizen?
May 10th 2011, 4:34 am
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Re: need help!!!!!!! plz
Ian
May 10th 2011, 5:11 am
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Re: need help!!!!!!! plz
angel,
Since nothing can happen until you are both divorced anyway, it might be a good idea for you to come visit him in the USA again, and at that time you BOTH go together with ALL his documentation (green card, adoption paperwork, etc), and have an in-person consultation with an immigration attorney. I think right now there are too many unknown factors in your case for anyone here to make any suggestions.
As for him getting another Russian passport, I am sure you can find out how to do that online using Google.
Rene
Since nothing can happen until you are both divorced anyway, it might be a good idea for you to come visit him in the USA again, and at that time you BOTH go together with ALL his documentation (green card, adoption paperwork, etc), and have an in-person consultation with an immigration attorney. I think right now there are too many unknown factors in your case for anyone here to make any suggestions.
As for him getting another Russian passport, I am sure you can find out how to do that online using Google.
Rene
May 10th 2011, 5:59 am
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Re: need help!!!!!!! plz
angel,
Since nothing can happen until you are both divorced anyway, it might be a good idea for you to come visit him in the USA again, and at that time you BOTH go together with ALL his documentation (green card, adoption paperwork, etc), and have an in-person consultation with an immigration attorney. I think right now there are too many unknown factors in your case for anyone here to make any suggestions.
As for him getting another Russian passport, I am sure you can find out how to do that online using Google.
Rene
Since nothing can happen until you are both divorced anyway, it might be a good idea for you to come visit him in the USA again, and at that time you BOTH go together with ALL his documentation (green card, adoption paperwork, etc), and have an in-person consultation with an immigration attorney. I think right now there are too many unknown factors in your case for anyone here to make any suggestions.
As for him getting another Russian passport, I am sure you can find out how to do that online using Google.
Rene
May 10th 2011, 6:10 am
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Re: need help!!!!!!! plz
Normally you can do things over the phone, email, fax, etc....but in your case I'd suggest an in-person consultation if you can, so the attorney can physically see the documents you present. He might need to verify that they are "real".
Rene
May 10th 2011, 6:13 am
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Re: need help!!!!!!! plz
angel,
One thing to keep in mind is that whether this man is a USC or LPR, when it comes time to do your immigration paperwork, he will need to meet a certain level of income, or else have a joint sponsor. He will need to show income level for at least a family of 7, if you are bringing all your children with you.
You can find the income requirements at www.uscis.gov, Forms, I-864P (125% column for a family of 7).
Rene
One thing to keep in mind is that whether this man is a USC or LPR, when it comes time to do your immigration paperwork, he will need to meet a certain level of income, or else have a joint sponsor. He will need to show income level for at least a family of 7, if you are bringing all your children with you.
You can find the income requirements at www.uscis.gov, Forms, I-864P (125% column for a family of 7).
Rene
May 10th 2011, 6:13 am
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Re: need help!!!!!!! plz
Also, it might be a good idea for her, having seen all his documentation and made herself some notes about it to keep it clear in her mind, to consult with a different immigration attorney on her own.
When they both see an attorney together the advice given will be for the benefit of them as a couple. When she sees an attorney the advice given will be for the benefit of her alone. The advice may be different.
Regards, JEff
When they both see an attorney together the advice given will be for the benefit of them as a couple. When she sees an attorney the advice given will be for the benefit of her alone. The advice may be different.
Regards, JEff
Since nothing can happen until you are both divorced anyway, it might be a good idea for you to come visit him in the USA again, and at that time you BOTH go together with ALL his documentation (green card, adoption paperwork, etc), and have an in-person consultation with an immigration attorney. I think right now there are too many unknown factors in your case for anyone here to make any suggestions.
May 10th 2011, 6:14 am
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Re: need help!!!!!!! plz
Also, it might be a good idea for her, having seen all his documentation and made herself some notes about it to keep it clear in her mind, to consult with a different immigration attorney on her own.
When they both see an attorney the advice will be for the benefit of them as a couple. When she sees an attorney the advice will be for the benefit of her alone. The advice given may be different.
Regards, JEff
When they both see an attorney the advice will be for the benefit of them as a couple. When she sees an attorney the advice will be for the benefit of her alone. The advice given may be different.
Regards, JEff
Rene
May 10th 2011, 6:25 am
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Re: need help!!!!!!! plz
Probably around $200 or so. But start contacting some attorneys here, to make some inquiries about how much they may charge for a consultation: www.ailalawyer.com.
Normally you can do things over the phone, email, fax, etc....but in your case I'd suggest an in-person consultation if you can, so the attorney can physically see the documents you present. He might need to verify that they are "real".
Rene
Normally you can do things over the phone, email, fax, etc....but in your case I'd suggest an in-person consultation if you can, so the attorney can physically see the documents you present. He might need to verify that they are "real".
Rene
