U VISA , IMMIGRATION QUESTION? I HAVE ALL THE REQUIRED THINGS TO FILE FOR U VISA BUT CONFUSED ABOUT 192 FORM

I would strongly encourage you to speak to an attorney about your case. U Visas are complicated, and its important for you and your wife that you...

Any hope For a man with a conviction of intend to commit robbery and a sentence of 7 months improvement ( misdemeanor in AZ)

I would recommend meeting with an immigration attorney as soon as possible, and bringing any documentation you have on your criminal case. There...

I 601 and I-290 B

Sometimes cases are transferred for various reasons, including simply because one office has too many cases in their caseload; it may not mean...

Can I travel to other country?

You should speak to an attorney and tell them your ENTIRE criminal history before you travel outside the US. There are risks to traveling as a...

Immigration reform

If you are in removal proceedings, you need to go speak with an attorney about your options. Even if there is nothing to be done for you to gain...

If i failed asylum after appeal,what would be the way to legalize in the USA and if there is any chances at all?

Your attorney is not incorrect that an asylum case is extremely difficult to win if you have already lost before the judge and the BIA. However, if...

Hi I entered in USA with waiver program, but the 90 days passed and I decided to stay.

Unless there are details you have not told us, you will not be able to remain here in the United States when your visa number becomes available. I...

Yes, the asylum system is backed up. However, if you are afraid to return to your home country, I would strongly encourage you to speak to an...

601 Waiver application

I-601 (or I-601A) waivers are very complicated and require a great deal of documentation. It sounds like you may have a strong case, but I would...

If they received I-130 in May should I be expecting an answer in September? (hopefully)

Unfortunately, USCIS is pretty swamped right now and it can sometimes take 6-9 months to give a decision on an I-130. There are always exceptions....