Hi. My wife and I have been married for over 3 years (I came to this country legally, but overstayed my visa).

You would only be able to adjust through your wife if she agrees to hold off on the divorce and continue to live together. If not, you would need...

I had a green card since 1990. Unfortunately, never applied for my citizenship.

If you surrendered your green card, they most likely allowed you in as a visitor. If that's the case, you're not heading to immigration court. ...

Green Card via Investment / EB-5 : Is there a need for the foreign investor to be physically present in the US at any point?

In this setting, I usually advise my clients to explore the possibility of making their spouse/adult child (whoever is ready to move to the U.S. or...

I practice in Boston and I get N-400 interview notices 3-4 months from the time of filing. Once the interview is scheduled, the online case status...

I divorced frm india and married a us citizon and got pr bt I divorce her and marry same who married first again can file her t

If it has been 5 years since you got your permanent residence, and if your divorce is finalized, you can re-marry your first wife and petition for...

I think you're asking whether you have, not whether you can. And the answer is no, you don't have to continue working while your COS application...

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F1 to H1B MTR approved but I129 denied

Sorry, from your email it is very difficult to understand what happened and what you're trying to accomplish. Did you mean to say that the I-129...

Overstayed B-2 visa, now legally married to US citizen. How can I change status so I can work legally?

Assuming you're otherwise eligible (there is a number of things that can make you "inadmissible" and lead to a denial), you can adjust your status...

Of course, she is eligible for an L-2 visa, as long as she did not make any misrepresentations during the B-2 application process. Gregory...

How can I make my parents U.S. resident? What are the forms required?

It is definitely better to have a professional assist you with your case, especially since your parents have been here without status for so many...