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Welcome to my Blog

This is the launch of my first blog on my new website www.vidagolaw.com. I’m looking forward to posting helpful tips, new changes in the law and general community information. I hope that you will find something of interest.

  • 589 responses to "Welcome to my Blog"

  • Elnora Lewis
    10:52 on April 2nd, 2010
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    Hi,Just came across your Blog….My daughter is a green card holder thru marriage she applied for citizenship almost two yrs ago, once she gets that then she will sponsor me i live in the UK……..As you can imagine its difficult for both of us because i ahve a grandson too…..My question to you is….is there anyway i can be with her until she applys for sponsorship for me. I look forward to your response. Please Help.
    Thank you.

    • vidagolaw
      18:35 on April 5th, 2010
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      Hello Elnora,

      First of all, it seems a bit long to be waiting two years for citizenship to be approved. Is she having a problem with her application? As for you, if you are a UK citizen, you can come to the U.S. under a visa waiver. If you want more info about that see this post. If you are not a U.K. citizen, you could apply for a tourist visa to come visit your grandson, but you’ll probably only be allowed to stay for about 6 months each time you come in. It depends on what the officer at the border stamps on your visa. If you are visiting at the time your daughter becomes a citizen it is possible for you to wait here while your petition is processed. You should be careful about your timing however – you want to make sure that you are not deemed to have intended to immigrate when coming in on the tourist visa.

      Good luck!

      This reply is not intended as legal advice, but is for general information purposes. It in no way creates an attorney/client relationship. If you wish to retain us, please contact our office directly through e-mail: vidago@mrdglaw.com or by calling our office.

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