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neekie   0

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You would need to give us some more info....

Like what visa? when did you marry?

Kezzie

visitor visa. married a year would i be able to sponsor him. or would i have a problem now.

because he over stayed. i also went to immigration to get info they told me income guideline

is 29,000 for family of 5 but i looked on line and states 22,6? which one is it? can u help.

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You would need to give us some more info....

Like what visa? when did you marry?

Kezzie

visitor visa. married a year would i be able to sponsor him. or would i have a problem now.

because he over stayed. i also went to immigration to get info they told me income guideline

is 29,000 for family of 5 but i looked on line and states 22,6? which one is it? can u help.

Depends on how long he overstayed to determine if he is subject to a ban on reentry. If he overstayed for more than 180 days, he is subject to a 3 year ban on reentry. You would have to file a waiver in order to get a visa for him.

I finally got rid of the never ending money drain. I called the plumber, and got the problem fixed. I wish her the best.

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desert_fox   32

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overstay is 2 1/2 years since we met.

well he has earned himself a 10 year ban on reentry if he has left the country and returned to Jamaica. If he is still here, and entered legally, then you could adjust his status if he hasnt committed any crimes, etc,

I finally got rid of the never ending money drain. I called the plumber, and got the problem fixed. I wish her the best.

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overstay is 2 1/2 years since we met.

well he has earned himself a 10 year ban on reentry if he has left the country and returned to Jamaica. If he is still here, and entered legally, then you could adjust his status if he hasnt committed any crimes, etc,

do u guys say its easier to get a lawyer with this situation. :unsure:

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It would be worth your while having a consultation with a lawyer. I would recommend that he not leave the country for any reason until you have done so.

I think you might be pleasantly surprised if you can get to a lawyer.

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