Lived in the US since 3 yrs old. Caught an aggravated felony for a federal Marihuana conviction when i was a teenager. Changed my life completely around, had a kid and was years into my career when ICE picked me up at the age of 24. My whole family is back in the US. Is there any way I can make it back, especially with marihuana being decriminalized and even made legal in a lot of states. Although not at the federal level. I was deported in 2018, I am now 29
Hello, in this situation in specific we highly suggest that you call us to book a consultation with a member of our legal team so we can determine which are the best actions to take to follow up with this case, please call us at 510-871-6726 to schedule a consultation. Thank you!
Please what are the questions they asked you when nvc schedule your interview in your home country after your i601A gets approved ? What are the kind of questions does consulate ask. ???
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Hi I would like your advice my boyfriend is living in the Dominican Republic for the last 17 years she was deported back in 2006 he has been living in the Dominican Republic since then she was arrested back in 1996 for possession and intent to sell after his sentence was over she was deported I would like to know if there's a way for him to come back to us his parents are both citizens his whole family are US citizens and he had been here since he was three years old she has a clean record since he's been in the Dominican Republic and has been working for the last 17 years his parents are elderly and not well and they really need him here is there a the way that his parents can sponsor him here and is there a waiver that he is eligible for
Hello, in this situation in specific we highly suggest that you call us to book a consultation with a member of our legal team so we can determine which are the best actions to take to follow up with this case, please call us at 510-871-6726 to schedule a consultation. Thank you!
Lived in the US since 3 yrs old. Caught an aggravated felony for a federal Marihuana conviction when i was a teenager. Changed my life completely around, had a kid and was years into my career when ICE picked me up at the age of 24. My whole family is back in the US. Is there any way I can make it back, especially with marihuana being decriminalized and even made legal in a lot of states. Although not at the federal level. I was deported in 2018, I am now 29
Hello, in this situation in specific we highly suggest that you call us to book a consultation with a member of our legal team so we can determine which are the best actions to take to follow up with this case, please call us at 510-871-6726 to schedule a consultation. Thank you!
Please what are the questions they asked you when nvc schedule your interview in your home country after your i601A gets approved ? What are the kind of questions does consulate ask. ???
Hello Nard, each case is very different from one another, in this specific situation we suggest giving us a call at 510-871-6726. A member of our team will conduct a case evaluation, which will help us to determine if we can help you!
Sir how can we seek ur help
Hello! Thank you for your comment, if you are within the USA, please call us at 510-574-7377, we would like to conduct a free case evaluation to know if we can help you in this case.
Hi I would like your advice my boyfriend is living in the Dominican Republic for the last 17 years she was deported back in 2006 he has been living in the Dominican Republic since then she was arrested back in 1996 for possession and intent to sell after his sentence was over she was deported I would like to know if there's a way for him to come back to us his parents are both citizens his whole family are US citizens and he had been here since he was three years old she has a clean record since he's been in the Dominican Republic and has been working for the last 17 years his parents are elderly and not well and they really need him here is there a the way that his parents can sponsor him here and is there a waiver that he is eligible for
Hello, in this situation in specific we highly suggest that you call us to book a consultation with a member of our legal team so we can determine which are the best actions to take to follow up with this case, please call us at 510-871-6726 to schedule a consultation. Thank you!