Immigration law problems

 

CHAPTER 3 sas HILIPPINES 22DEC06 22AUG16 15MAY07 CHAPTER 3 Married to X (LPR 4 yes). IMMIGRANT PRIORITIES Problem 3. X, who was admitted as an LPR four years ago, has just married Y, a native and citizen of Costa Rica. Y wants to become an LPR as well. Y is very close to her sister Z, who is married and has two sons, ages 2 and 7. Z and her husband and sons are all Costa Rican citizens. X is in your office. He wants your help in securing LPR status for Y and, if possible, Z and her husband and sons. What advice would you give X? Would your advice change if all the intending immigrants were natives of the Philippines rather than Costa Rica? Problem 4. A, who is a native and citizen of Denmark, telephones you from Europe. She is contemplating marriage to B, who is also a native and citizen of Denmark. A is six months shy of her twenty-first birthday. Her father is a citizen and resident of the United States. A wants to know whether she and her future husband will be eligible to immigrate to the United States and whether there is any reason for them to delay their marriage. 347 Sister 2 Kids Husband