Legal Question in Immigration Law in Texas

You should consult with an immigration attorney for the best course of action to take. Your status makes a difference (as a US citizen or greencard holder) and you will also want to make sure she has no other inadmissibility issues. For a free consultation, please contact my office at 904-371-3538 or email me at [email protected].

It generally depends on how she first entered the US, illegally without inspection or legally but overstayed her visa stay.

Assuming she entered illegally and has been in the US for over 6 months, she may need to apply for a I-601 waiver in conjunction with a petition for permanent residence based on marriage to a US citizen.

You may find comprehensive information on both processes here: http://www.msclaw.com.

You may contact me via e-mail or telephone for a free consultation to discuss this matter in greater detail. Please contact me via e-mail at info (at) msclaw.com or by calling any of my offices. I represent individuals, couples and businesses located throughout the United States on U.S. Immigration, Naturalization, and Consular Processing matters.

You may also view our web site at http://www.msclaw.com to access a wide variety of free resources on the U.S. immigration process as well as detailed information about the legal services offered by the Law Offices of Michael S. Cho.