Re: Removal procedure

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Dear Jose,

If your wife is a U.S. citizen she must submit a visa
petition (form I-130) to appropriate CIS Service Center to
prove that the marriage is bona fide, that is, entered into
for love rather than simply for the foreign-born spouse to
obtain a green card. Attached to the visa petition are the
following items: (1) Biographical forms (forms G-325A) for
both the husband and the wife with photos attached; (2) Proof
of the citizenship status of the petitioner (wife). This can
take the form of a U.S. Passport, a Certificate of
Naturalization or Citizenship or a certified copy of the
citizen's birth certificate; (3) A certified copy of the
marriage certificate; (4) Certified copies of the documents
that terminated any previous marriages of the husband or
wife, including final divorce decrees, and certificates of
annulment or death if any.
Please note this is very important for you and your wife to
get a good immigration lawyer to work with you guys in this
case even. Please note if you have financial difficulty (ONLY
IF YOU COULD NOT AFFORT A IMMIGRATION LAWYER)then you can
email me at mosesi001@lycos.com you much include, your full
name, DOB and your citizenship.

Thanks

On 4/19/07, Jose Ramerez wrote:
> I am in removal procedure from the country, the
> immigration judge granted me 4 months to voluntarily leave
> the country, when my girlfriend heard that, we decided to
> get married. now what can i do? the judge told that i have
> to come back within 60 days to show them my travel
> arrangement.
>