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Frequently Asked Questions

Albuquerque Immigration Lawyer

What actions will result in deportation?

An immigrant that is living in the U.S. is expected to abide by the laws of this country, including immigration statutes. Immigrants that violate either criminal or immigration laws can be deported. A deportation or removal order can be appealed up to 30 days after judgment has been rendered.

What are the requirements for a fiancé visa?

To obtain a fiancé visa, a couple must intend to marry and be legally capable of marrying. Once the fiancé enters the U.S., the couple must marry within 90 days.

What happens when a person overstays their visa?

When a person does not leave the country when required under the terms and condition of their visa, they can face penalties such as fines, removal and the loss of immigration privileges. If you have overstayed your visa, contact an Albuquerque immigration attorney to discuss your legal options.

What is the diversity lottery?

The diversity lottery is a government program that awards 50,000 permanent resident cards (green cards) each year to foreign nationals seeking to immigrate to the U.S. The immigrant must come from a country with a low U.S. immigration rate.

Under what circumstances is immigration to the U.S. granted?

Depending on the specifics of the situation, immigration will be granted if the foreign national is sponsored by a potential employer, or sponsored by a close family member who is a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. A person can also be approved for immigration if they have been persecuted in their home country due to race, religion or other types of discrimination, and by making a significant U.S. investment in a job-creating business. Immigration is generally regulated by quotas for various countries.

Maney & Gordon, P.A. is a knowledgeable immigration law firm that can answer any questions you have regarding immigration laws and procedures. We provide legal assistance and support in immigration matters such as visas, green cards, deportation defense, naturalization and asylum. Our firm is committed to honest representation and effective immigration advocacy.

Contact an Albuquerque immigration lawyer for qualified legal advice if you need help with an immigration issue.

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