Legal Question in Immigration Law in Washington

Re: Immigration

Yes it is possible, but if he has overstayed, he should not leave the United States until his immigration situation is resolved.

You should hire an immigration lawyer to handle this matter for you. Immigration can be complex and the forms that are required are just not user friendly. You can look them over for yourself at USCIS's website. It's www.uscis.gov.

If you hire counsel, they could have a work permit for your husband in 2-3 months and his green card in roughly 9 months. These are estimates based upon my current cases and what I am seeing right now.

If you'd like a free consultation, I am happy to provide one by telephone, just feel free to get in touch with me anytime to set that up.

Re: Immigration

Yes, he can become a legal citizen of the US. His overstay is of no particular concern but he should not leave the US and you should consult with an attorney right away as some overstay penalties take effect at certain periods of time.

A possible concern in your case might be the ability on your part to provide an affidavit of support depending on your income. Also, should he have any criminal history that could create a problem. Otherwise, it seems like a straight forward adjustment.

Contact me directly if you'd like further assistance

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Re: Immigration

Yes, it should be possible to do so. Please email my office if you would like to set a time to review the details of your situation to be sure you proceed correctly from here. I will look forward to hearing from you.