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karan kc
25 de jul de 2026
Urgent Legal Help Needed: Crossover VAWA, Immigration Removal Defense, and Family Law Fraud
I need an attorney for an urgent immigration/family law crisis. I live in Stockton. My removal proceedings were administratively closed on Sept 4, 2025, at Concord court. I have a Prima Facie in pending VAWA (I-360) and I-485 based on spousal abuse. My spouse recently filed for divorce in Sutter County, but I haven't been served. We separated in May 2023 with no contact. She is now pregnant and committed bigamy by marrying in India on Jan 10, 2026. I have clear proof: our CA marriage certificate and translated records. I am under severe stress. My father passed away, and my mother is in India awaiting a postponed open-heart surgery (CABG). I cannot get emergency travel permission because my court case is closed instead of fully terminated. Meanwhile, my trucking business is collapsing because my CDL was downgraded due to my pending status.I want to hire a firm to expose this fraud in family court, file a Motion to Terminate my removal proceedings, and expedite my VAWA case. #vawa #divorce #terminate #removal #primafacie

VAWA

Based on a Violence Against Women Act self-petition

Días totales: 806 días
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2024-07-08
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I-360
806 días
I-485
806 días
Nebraska Service Center: I-360, I-485
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Ivan b
25 de jul de 2026
Are Immigration Attorneys Creating More Fear Than Clarity?
Sometimes I feel like U.S. immigration is taking so long not because of the system itself, but because of the constant noise surrounding it. Every day we see posts asking: Is it safe to travel on Advance Parole? Is domestic travel safe? Is it safe to travel with a Green Card? There are millions of immigrants, and every case is unique. Of course there will always be people who are detained despite having a Green Card, people whose Advance Parole is revoked, or people who face unexpected issues with their immigration cases. Those situations are real, but they are not everyone’s experience. What concerns me is that every time a new policy comes out, social media immediately fills with videos and posts focusing on the worst-case scenarios. Sometimes it feels like all of this attention ends up creating even more scrutiny. It’s almost as if the more fear is spread, the more attention is drawn to these cases. I understand that attorneys need to educate people and share important legal updates, but I also think that constant fear-based content can make the immigration process feel even more stressful than it already is. so that they can make more money. That’s just my personal opinion.
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