Legal Question in Immigration Law in Ohio

601 hardship letter.........PLEASE HELP.................?

i have a friend who is married to a usa Citizen,, and he is a temp resident.. waiting for his green card... he got a letter today in the mail that the USA immigration has an intent to Dennie his green card

the only think that comes to his mind why this is happening is that he got a drivers license year ago ILLEGALLY and he told the immigration all this..... he was never charge or anything or convicted. his wife is very sick meaning she had back surgery takes over 10 different medic every day and need all his help she can get what can we do what are the chance of this getting better............PLEASE HELP US.... THANK YOU


Asked on 5/28/11, 7:56 am

4 Answers from Attorneys

Attorney Caro Kinsella Law Offices of Caro Kinsella

Wait for the denial letter and this will state the reasons why USCIS is denying him. Then feel free to contact my office for a free consultation.

Caro Kinsella- Immigration Attorney.

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Answered on 5/28/11, 7:59 am
Latangie Williams Law Office of Latangie Williams, P.A.

He will need to apply for a waiver. For a free consultation, please contact my after hours line at 904-371-3538 or email me at [email protected].

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Answered on 5/28/11, 8:03 am
Laura Jasinsky Jasinsky Immigration law

He must respond to the intent to deny. There is a deadline in the letter. He should contact an immigration attorney immediately so that there will be sufficient time for the attorney to prepare a response. If he fails to respond, uscis will terminate his resident status and probably will place him in removal proceedings. This will be much more costly to defend. I am in central ohio now - please let me know if we can be of service. [email protected]

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Answered on 5/28/11, 6:20 pm
Philip Eichorn Hammond Law Group

Responding to the Notice of Intent to Deny in a timely manner is critical. He should retain counsel, review the denial, analyze it, determine what can be submitted (if anything) to rebut the arguments set forth by CIS (assuming their argument is legally sufficient). After strategizing the response to the NOID, your friend and his lawyer will need to determine the appropriate plan in case the response is not sufficient and the case is ultimately denied.

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Answered on 5/30/11, 11:13 am


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