Legal Question in Immigration Law in Kentucky

Re: Residency through marraige

I will need to know whether you entered the US legally on a visa or not ten years ago first. Please email or call my office to set a time to talk.

Re: Residency through marraige

It will depend on how you entered the USA. If the last time you entered you were inspected by an immigration officer, came legally (with a visa) and have proof of that legal entry, you may be able to adjust status and become a legal permanent resident while remaining in the USA. If you do not have proof of a legal entry, you will have to complete the process abroad. However, since you have remained in the USA illegally for more than a year, if you were to leave, you would not be able to come back in 10 years. Your spouse would have to submit a waiver of inadmissibility, which would have to be approved by the consulate abroad in order for you to be able to come back to the USA. If you have any questions or would like to discuss further, feel free to contact me. We offer free initial consultations to Law Guru users. Good luck!

Re: Residency through marraige

Depends on whether you entered the U.S. legally or illegally; also, when did you marry? If you have been married for some time to a U.S. citizen, why have you delayed process for obtaining lawful permanent residence? If you contact my office, I can get all the facts and discuss possible options. Good luck.

Re: Residency through marraige

This depends on how you first entered the U.S. (legally or illegally).

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