Legal Question in Immigration Law in Ohio

I am 22 years old an ammerican citizen and have been married with my wife for 4 years but we have been together for 6 years she came to the US when she was only 4 years old illegally without inspection she is currently under DACA. we have 1 son and another boy on the way my son has a speech delay he will attend speech therapy i have no bad record and neither does my wife she has never been deported or arrested we have seen many lawyers and they all say we have a good case her fear is getting denied because of our age i have a very good paying job with benefits our own apartment we just finaced a car and we recieve no government help we practically know the steps that we are suppose to do to obtain her a visa but like i said her fear is getting denied any advice would help thankyou

Asked on 5/23/16, 10:09 am

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Charles Medina Law Office of Charles Medina

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Of course there is a possibility that every case will get a denial. But if she can prove bona fide marriage and hardship, she will have a chance to win her case. Age should not be an issue. We suggest you to consult with an immigration attorney to discuss her options.

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Answered on 5/23/16, 10:14 am

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Marlene Hemmings Marlene Hemmings, Attorney at Law

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You are going to have to file a Provisional Waiver first. If that is approved, she will still need to leave the country & apply for her immigrant visa in her home country. Of course, there is always a risk of being denied for different reasons. However, if an experienced immigration attorney reviews her case & thinks she has a good chance of approval at the U.S. Consulate, assuming the provisional Waiver is approved, then it's up to the 2 of you to decide if it's worth even a slight to almost no risk of denial. Keep in mind that if she is denied at the U.S. Consulate, she will be barred from re-entering the U.S. for 10 years. So make sure you hire an immigration attorney with lots of experience with these types of cases! Don't get bad advice from a mediocre attorney.

I am not here to solicit you, as some of these other attorneys are. I'm just here to give you experienced & truthful advice.

Good luck.

Answered on 5/23/16, 11:14 am

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