Legal Question in Immigration Law in California

Re: Do I need to go back to my foreing country inorder to obtain my residency if

You do not need 245 (i)...you would be able to adjust. You should act fast...by April 1st you need to mail the package to Chicago...will take longer processing time. I file my client's I-130 packages at downtown attorney's window..and everything happens very fast.

Re: Do I need to go back to my foreing country inorder to obtain my residency if

If you came here in a "legal" manner as you said, that is you were inspected at the port of entry, and now you are married to a U.S. citizen, then section 245i does NOT apply to you. It's not even correct to worry about 245i. You can adjust your status here.

Larry Liem Doan, Esq.

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Re: Do I need to go back to my foreing country inorder to obtain my residency if

Hi,

If you were inspected by an officer when you entered the US, and you have proof (mainly I-94 card) you could adjust status in the US without leaving.

I normally like to llok at the client's paperowk before planning a strategy, perhapos there is something that you missed that might be important to your case.

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Jacob

Re: Do I need to go back to my foreing country inorder to obtain my residency if

It depends on how you entered US. Usually if you were issued an I-94, you don't need to go back to your home country to apply for the green card. Attorney needs to review your paperwork to provide further advice.