Conditional permanent resident under section 216(a)

A permanent local under section 216(a) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, 8 U.S.C. § 1186a(a) (2006), who is seeking to remove the basis of that status and who has timely filed the appeal and appeared for the interview required undersection 216(c)(1), does not need a separate section 216(c)(4) waiver if the spouse died during …

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After 2 years of Marriage, Must be Accompanied with Divorce Waiver

The problem here is that it seems that your friend never even received the conditional residency. If your friend did receive the conditional residency, Then a appeal to remove that conditional residency, Must be filed before the end of the conditional residency card. If a divorce occurs, then it must be attend with the divorce …

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Removal Proceedings and I-751 Waiver, Additional Info.

Hello: A Waiver showing a bona-fide marriage is considerably more than showing leases and car purchases. Normally, my firm puts together an attorney-cover letter supported by declarations, affidavits and other supporting evidence. If it is denied, then it will most likely be referred to Immigration Court for removal proceedings. Sincerely, Brian D. LernerAttorney at Lawcaliforniaimmigration.us

I-751 Approved After 5-Year Wait: A Victory for Conditional Resident

I-751s approved by IJ. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) waived appeal. Cases pending in court for about 5 years. Original I-751s filed well before that. Client and son applied for various other forms of relief, including AOS and VAWA Cancellation. IJ did not reach the merits of those applications; finding that Client’s previous marriage was …

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