The Effect of the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act on Immigration Law
Adam Walsh Act and its effect on immigration law. Prohibition against petitioning for family members and fiancées.
Adam Walsh Act and its effect on immigration law. Prohibition against petitioning for family members and fiancées.
The Department of State (DOS) announced that it will no longer require original “wet ink” signatures on a Form I-864 submitted to the National Visa Center (NVC).
How to get Green Card for Spouse. Our experienced green card lawyers can simplify process to sponsor your Spouse for Green Card and apply for Green Card for Spouse
Matter of Peterson, the BIA decision: consummation is not a requirement for establishing a bona fide marriage, where the emphasis is on a valid marital relationship.
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This article explains the consequences of marriage fraud. Sham marriage consequences are severe, and this is why it is never prudent to engage in marriage fraud
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