Legal Question in Immigration Law in Minnesota

First of all, you need to consult a knowledgeable immigration lawyer (not a 'notario') and see IF there is a chance for your husband to obtain a Green Card.

Then, you will know what to do and what petitions to file, how much it will cost and how long it may take.

No, there is no free way to get his situation 'fixed'. However, there could be some community organization (e.g. Free Legal Aid, etc) where, depending on your income, they might be able to provide free legal help (but you will still have to pay filing fees to the government).

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