I have an interview in RD. I aplied for an I 601 A . In the documents review code dont exist the letter w. Im concern about mean

You need to provide more information to better understand where you are in the immigration process.

Can I change my f2 visa status to an h1b visa? If so, please let me know the procedure.

Yes, you can change your status depending on you finding an employer willing to petition for you. Generally, the window to file begins on April...

Married to undocumented immigrant. Will Obama's new reform be a better option than continuing with the hardship waiver process?

You need to move forward with the hardship waiver. Todays executive action is a game changer that will help with waivers moving forward. In the end...

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It all depends on the actual charge & relief that you are seeking. You should have an immigration attorney review your criminal record before...

Yes you can request, but you need an important reason & make an infopass appointment to discuss with the officer.

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Is 601A waiver my only option for my husband?

If USCIS grants your husband a travel permit based on DACA, they will let him re-enter the USA.

Hi, Do I have to file the I212 and I601 forms if I was not deported out of the US but left on my and got a 10 years ban?

From the summary provided, it appears that you only need the 601 to waive your unlawful presence. You woukd need 212, if you were ordered deported...

Your best option would be to see an immigration attorney to review the decision & your fathers options, especially if they refer his matter to...

Need help with immigration paperwork. my cozens husband is from turkey they got married hear in the u.s.a this yr.

You should discuss this matter with an immigration because your summary is a little confusing. If he entered USA with a visa & is married to a US...

Can I get a fiancee visa for my girlfriend who is colombian, entered the US(Puerto Rico)legally, but her visa expired last year?

I agree, you should make an appointment with an immigration to discuss your options.