Attorney Gail S. Seeram, [email protected]Through this “Question & Answer” column,Jerseys Authentic Stitched, our goal is to answer your immigration questions.? We appreciate your comments and questions.? If you have a question that you would like answered in this column, please email: [email protected]Question #1:?? ?I am a U.S. permanent resident for three years,NFL Jerseys China Cheap, if my fianc? comes to the U.S. on a 10-year multiple visitor’s visa can she stay if I marry her? If yes, what do I have to prove to the Immigration Authorities for this to be get legal status in the U.S.?Answer #1: ?? ?I would advise against your fianc? coming to the U.S. and over staying.? Since you are only a permanent,Cheap Jerseys China, a visa for your spouse would not be immediately available.? According to the February 2014 visa bulletin, visas for the spouse of a permanent resident are available for petitions filed on or before September 8, 2013 – so there is a five-month backlog.?? Her stay will only be for about 6 months so the process may not complete within six months.? Only the spouse of a U.S. citizen can overstay and obtain a green card in the U.S. without any penalties.Question #2: ?? ?My sister who is a U.S. Citizen has made a petition for me and my brother since 2005. At that time we were both single. However,Wholesale Jerseys China, a lot of time has elapsed and we both got married. My brother has a baby; I don’t have as yet. I would like to know how much longer we will have to wait? Would our family be able to go with us when our papers finally come through?Answer #2:?? ?According to the February 2014 visa bulletin,Cheap NFL Jerseys, visas for the brother/sister of a U.S. citizen are available for petitions filed on or before October 2001 – so you have about a fou-year wait.? Your family such as your spouse and children (once under age 21) are included in the petition and can get visas under the petition.? Make sure their names are added to the petition when the petition is processed at the National Visa Center and the U.S. Embassy.Question #3:?? ?My mother who is a U.S. citizen filed for me and my son six years now. My priority date is April 1, 2006 and I am a F1 category. I submitted all the documents they required since February 2011 and to date I haven’t heard back from the Visa Center.? Now my question is I would like to know if all the documents I submitted is expired, what happen to our Police Clearance etc? My son has acquired the age of 21 this year on January 16, so my question is what will happen to him on my appointment? Will he be able to go with me?Answer #3:?? ?According to the February 2014 visa bulletin, visas for an unmarried child of a U.S. citizen (F1) are available for petitions filed on or before December 2006 – so your visa is available.? You will probably have to resubmit updated medicals, police clearance and affidavits of support to the U.S. Embassy.? As for your son, when the visa is available, you will have to recompute his age under the Child Status Protection Act to see if he is qualified for the visa.Question #4:?? ?My parents have their green card since 2005. They are both in there 70’s and live in Guyana. In order to upkeep the green card, they have to enter the U.S. every six months. At their age traveling becomes difficult.? Could they attempt to give up the green card and apply for a ten-year multiple visa through the embassy.Answer #4:?? ?Yes,Air Max 98 Gundam 2018, this would probably be the best option for them.? If they are not living in the U.S. (as required by law for permanent residents) then its just a matter of time before immigration takes away their green card.? They can surrender the green card at the U.S. Embassy and ask for a visitor visa.