Thanks for this. I don’t understand why it seems the immigration agencies goal is to deny people who are following, and paying the fees to pursue, the legal means of immigrating. I don’t understand why the scrutiny is encouraged. As long as someone’s background is acceptable and the family can support themselves, it all seems ridiculous to me. People should be able to move wherever they choose with no issue and without delay, if the basic criteria is met. And, as long as it takes the agencies to get through the process, there shouldn’t be any fees to do it aside from paying for reports, medical exams, and transportation. Sheesh.
Hi. I got question. Im a Filipina and my BF is in NY. Let's say we're married, filed spousal visa and I am pregnant, will I be granted a visa? What are the usual questions that embassy will ask in order for them to grant me a visa to be with my husband? What are the chances of visa approval if that happens? Looking forward for your response. Thank you.
My wife ( Indonesia ) and i have been waiting in Indonesia for her visa for 14 months. We BOTH are over 60 and are retired. She dosent need a Green card to work in the U.S. We just want to travel in the U.S and enjoy our senior years in peace. We are waiting for joint interview here in Jakarta . We wish they would wave the interview and let us go back to U.S. and have life , liberty, and the pursuit of happiness as my right as an American. This should be a no- brainier for immigration , but still we wait and wait while millions of illegals cross the Mexico border. is there anything we can do now to get them to finish our case ???
My wife and I just got married (she’s waiting for permanent residency). I live in Missouri and was offered a job at a marijuana dispensary. Can I legally work there or could that negatively affect us while she’s trying to get her green card?
I was curious about this. My wife is from Gabon. Based on my research, barely 300 people from Gabon (total) have migrated to the United States. Would this help or hinder our case?
Hi! You can participate in Jim’s UA-cam live show @HackingImmigrationLawLLC & ask him any immigration questions. The next show is June 27th at 12 pm CDT.
Hi! You can participate in Jim’s UA-cam live show @HackingImmigrationLawLLC & ask him any immigration questions. The next show is Aug 14th at 3 PM CST. Link for the show: streamyard.com/bva5zu5tev
Hey just found your channel and seen some videos showing the steps on how to apply for a marriage based visa/green card for my wife. She’s Nicaraguan and come here about 5 years ago with a visa and decided to overstay and we got married last October. Would it be a more difficult process since she overstayed and because of her country of origin? Would there be any more steps to take because of this? We have a daughter together born here in the US would that factor in? Thank you if you have any way to reach out please let me know
Hi! You can participate in Jim’s UA-cam live show @HackingImmigrationLawLLC & ask him any immigration questions. The next show is today, June 28th AM CDT. streamyard.com/aawe8d33m4
Well Sir if is not for marriage but for job purpose that offers EB3 visa. I have Diploma in Caregiver, CPR First-Aid. I'm eager to come and work in America.
Hello, and thanks for commenting. You can join the Immigration Answers Show which goes live here through our UA-cam channel, and ask your questions to Jim directly, he will be glad to advise. Or send us an email to info@hackingimmigrationlaw.com and one of our team members will let you know if we can help you with your case.
so i know this is random but my wife going to have a baby soon and i dont get my work permit yet.. if i work without the work permit wwell that be a problem in the future for me?????????
Thanks for this. I don’t understand why it seems the immigration agencies goal is to deny people who are following, and paying the fees to pursue, the legal means of immigrating. I don’t understand why the scrutiny is encouraged. As long as someone’s background is acceptable and the family can support themselves, it all seems ridiculous to me. People should be able to move wherever they choose with no issue and without delay, if the basic criteria is met. And, as long as it takes the agencies to get through the process, there shouldn’t be any fees to do it aside from paying for reports, medical exams, and transportation. Sheesh.
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So because one is a Nigerian then they have to go through hell
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Hi. I got question. Im a Filipina and my BF is in NY. Let's say we're married, filed spousal visa and I am pregnant, will I be granted a visa? What are the usual questions that embassy will ask in order for them to grant me a visa to be with my husband? What are the chances of visa approval if that happens? Looking forward for your response. Thank you.
My wife ( Indonesia ) and i have been waiting in Indonesia for her visa for 14 months. We BOTH are over 60 and are retired. She dosent need a Green card to work in the U.S.
We just want to travel in the U.S and enjoy our senior years in peace. We are waiting for joint interview here in Jakarta . We wish they would wave the interview and let us go back to U.S. and have life , liberty, and the pursuit of happiness as my right as an American. This should be a no- brainier for immigration , but still we wait and wait while millions of illegals cross the Mexico border. is there anything we can do now to get them to finish our case ???
Hi! Thanks for your comment. Please email us at info@hackingimmigrationlaw.com so we can assist you :)
My wife and I just got married (she’s waiting for permanent residency). I live in Missouri and was offered a job at a marijuana dispensary. Can I legally work there or could that negatively affect us while she’s trying to get her green card?
Hi! Thanks for your comment. Please email us at info@hackingimmigrationlaw.com so we can assist you :)
So, do you not handle marriage based green card application cases from Ghana, Nigeria, Jamaica?
We do handle cases there. Feel free to reach out to us at info@hackingimmigrationlaw.com
I was curious about this. My wife is from Gabon. Based on my research, barely 300 people from Gabon (total) have migrated to the United States. Would this help or hinder our case?
Hi! You can participate in Jim’s UA-cam live show @HackingImmigrationLawLLC & ask him any immigration questions. The next show is June 27th at 12 pm CDT.
Hi Jim, is it true that if 60 day mail is not received after 60 day has passed, the next thing i will be getting is a interview letter?
Hi! You can participate in Jim’s UA-cam live show @HackingImmigrationLawLLC & ask him any immigration questions. The next show is Aug 14th at 3 PM CST. Link for the show: streamyard.com/bva5zu5tev
@@HackingImmigrationLawLLC sorry i missed the session due to living in different timezone. Can i get a resonse please? I am very nervous for the issue
Hey just found your channel and seen some videos showing the steps on how to apply for a marriage based visa/green card for my wife. She’s Nicaraguan and come here about 5 years ago with a visa and decided to overstay and we got married last October. Would it be a more difficult process since she overstayed and because of her country of origin? Would there be any more steps to take because of this? We have a daughter together born here in the US would that factor in? Thank you if you have any way to reach out please let me know
Hi! You can participate in Jim’s UA-cam live show @HackingImmigrationLawLLC & ask him any immigration questions. The next show is today, June 28th AM CDT. streamyard.com/aawe8d33m4
Well Sir if is not for marriage but for job purpose that offers EB3 visa.
I have Diploma in Caregiver, CPR First-Aid. I'm eager to come and work in America.
Hello, and thanks for commenting. You can join the Immigration Answers Show which goes live here through our UA-cam channel, and ask your questions to Jim directly, he will be glad to advise. Or send us an email to info@hackingimmigrationlaw.com and one of our team members will let you know if we can help you with your case.
so i know this is random but my wife going to have a baby soon and i dont get my work permit yet.. if i work without the work permit wwell that be a problem in the future for me?????????
Well, that's a possibility. We invite you to join our live show tomorrow at 3PM CST, so you can ask all your questions.
I wouldn't have you as an attorney. So negative and pessimistic.
lol 😂 Jim has dealt with a lot of people from Nigeria 😂
It's really ridiculous
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