Need help for moving to my family in the U.S.-Recommend me a Lawyer
Hi,
My father, sister, uncle, grandparents a.s.o. are all born and living in the US. I was born and raised in Germany with my mom.
I am trying to move to my american family. I do have papers like DNA test, Affidavits and more.
Does anyone can recommend a good lawyer or help?
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Regards
Ralf
Hi,
My father, sister, uncle, grandparents a.s.o. are all born and living in the US. I was born and raised in Germany with my mom.
I am trying to move to my american family. I do have papers like DNA test, Affidavits and more.
Does anyone can recommend a good lawyer or help?
You can also write me under
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Regards
TO understand yor case who is going to sponser you. If it is your dad, are you 21 or younger.
Because waiting period for each visa category is very lengthy as much as frmo 5 to 14 years.
Ralf
If your father is a United States Citizen, that makes you a United States Citizen regardless of where you were born. You do not have to have a green card. I assume your wife is German and not an United States Citizen. Therefore, you will have to sponsor her. You have already proven paternity. Now, you must prove your father is a USC. See if you can get birth records. Im sorry I cant recommend an immigration attorney, Ive never used one. Perhaps you can go to the US consolate in Germany and talk to them.
Kiska
If your father is a United States Citizen, that makes you a United States Citizen regardless of where you were born.
Are you sure about this???
You do not have to have a green card. I assume your wife is German and not an United States Citizen. Therefore, you will have to sponsor her. You have already proven paternity. Now, you must prove your father is a USC. See if you can get birth records. Im sorry I cant recommend an immigration attorney, Ive never used one. Perhaps you can go to the US consolate in Germany and talk to them.
Kiska