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When applying for a green card or an immigrant visa in the United States or overseas, you are not required to have a lawyer. If your case is straightforward, and you’re eligible and have no record of crimes or run ins with the authorities, you can potentially move forward with your green card or via proceedings without a lawyer. In fact, if you are overseas, lawyers are not allowed to attend interviews with you, they are just allowed to prepare the paperwork and…
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