Attorney · Licensed in California
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Stephen Scribner is an attorney practicing in California.
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The I-134 is rarely used anymore but it is probably the appropriate form to file, given that this is an employment-based case and, more importantly, it is what the Consulate requested. You may want t...
It sounds like you have no need to look for another sponsor. Unless you have many dependents (at least 7), your $53,000/year income is sufficient to sponsor your fiance on your own. There is no need...
Without knowing more about your situation, there is no way to give you a definite answer. I'll assume you're a U.S. citizen, your fiance was here illegally for at least a year before his deportation, ...
The I-134 is rarely used anymore but it is probably the appropriate form to file, given that this is an employment-based case and, more importantly, it is what the Consulate requested. You may want t...
It sounds like you have no need to look for another sponsor. Unless you have many dependents (at least 7), your $53,000/year income is sufficient to sponsor your fiance on your own. There is no need...
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