Legal Question in Immigration Law in North Carolina

I will answer some of the questions briefly.

a) Yes, it might be possible, provided that she has a proof of lawful admission to USA.

b) If eligible and no any legal or inadmissibility issues, it takes about 4-8 months to become a conditional resident (if married for less than 2 years), or permanent resident (if married for over 2 years). If conditional resident, will need to apply to remove conditions in the future.

c) Not always. She needs to have a visa, stamp and I-94 card. I need to see copies of all passport pages with visas, stamps, writings and I-94 card.

d) Denial can happen for many different reasons.

e) I work with clients from all 50 States. I represent them in front of the USCIS, and no face-to-face meeting is required. Yes, all communications between a client and a lawyer can be through internet (email) and phone. There are people who prefer to have a local lawyer, so they can visit them in the office. While many others don't have this need. Immigration law is federal law and is the same around the country. The USCIS' preferred method of communication is also phone and email/web.

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