Immigration Law Temecula – Documents Needed
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A Temecula, CA Immigration Attorney, John Mansfield, explains:
I’m frequently asked “What Documents Or Evidence Do I Need?” and “What Questions Will They Ask Me?” Well, obviously that depends on the type of case that you are pursuing, but in a typical Adjustment of Status, or “green card” matter, you are going to need to file form I-45, I-130, I-765 and a number of other forms, including complex financial back-up, which you will need either your accountant or bookkeeper to submit.
There are a numbered of areas in addition to that I would not go into because of time and I don’t want to bore you, but the fact to the matter is this is not something you want to undertake on your own. You want to hire someone who is an immigration law specialist, or exclusively practices in immigration law.
It’s great to have someone like a family attorney to handle your will or your trust or uncontested divorce. But when it comes to immigration and nationality law, you don’t want to take any chances. There are several different points along the process that the agency or the court will ask you for certain documents, and they will be very specific and very technical regarding the documents. Unless you have an immigration specialist helping you, you will very likely fail in terms of providing all the documents, both in the nature and the type of the documents they require. You can easily find yourself over your head unless you consult a professional who has experience in these areas and knows exactly what they are doing.
There are many different types of questions you will be asked, including your criminal records, any deportation history, any prior immigrations filings that you may have done, prior relationships, prior marriagesÉjust to name a few. They may even get into whether or not you actually share the home with your spouse, and it’s entirely possible -although it doesn’t happen in every case – that you may get a home visit from federal investigators to see if you and your spouse actually do live there. They’ll be looking to see what side of the bed you sleep on, are yours and her clothes in the same closet, etc. They even look behind some of the pictures on the walls to see if there’s dust, which would naturally be there after a length of time under normal living situations. They’ll also look at the family pictures to see if things have been put up in a “contrived” or premeditated manner.
Many people don’t see this stuff coming, and while this does not happen in the majority of cases, you don’t want to find yourself being one of the people who gets caught out in situation like that.
Hopefully this is been helpful, and remember: know you rights before you undertake something as important as immigration law.
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