Weston, FL Immigration Law Firms & Lawyers

If he has been deported 2 times, then he must wait outside US for at least 10 years. If he was a permanent resident and deportation was as a result of an aggravated felony, he can practically never be able to come back.

You can sponsor (File an adjustment package together with a family petition) your daughter if she is single (not married) and is under the age of 21. If your daughter is already 21, and / or is married, you must first start with a petition, but your daughter and her family will have to return to their country and wait for the visa to be available. Depending on the country of origin and her current family status (married or not - children do not affect the time), the wait could be 5 to 20 years.

We would be happy to assist you and your fianc in obtaining his permanent residency (He must be a permanent resident for three years before he can apply for U.S. citizenship.) To get married contact the Clerk for the county where you reside and they will advise the procedure to get a marriage license. With regard to immigration in some cases we can file in the U.S.; in others he would process at an overseas consulate; and in others he would not only process at an overseas consulate but would also need a waiver showing extreme hardship to you. In certain cases there may be no relief. In any case we will advise you as to the costs, timing, any risks and what is required for a strong case. We will need more information to determine what the procedure and therefore the costs will be. 1) Is your husband in the U.S.? 2) If yes, did he enter with or without papers? 3) If he entered with papers is he currently in status? 4) If not in status, has he returned home since becoming out of status or after an illegal entry? 1) Was he ever stopped at the border? 2) Does he have any criminal record? 3) Does he have a prior deportation or removal? 4) Does he have any close family members who are permanent residents or citizens? 5) Has anyone ever filed a petition for him or one of his parents or grandparents? If yes, date filed? I would suggest setting up a confidential consultation with our office to determine the best way to proceed, documents required, timing and costs. We do charge for consultations $350 per hour but the consultation fee paid would then be a credit toward the fees for your case if we are retained for further work after the consultation.