If his entry was legal (meaning if he entered with a visa), all you have to do is file for his greencard while you both are in the US. If he...

Depending on whether or not you qualify for a waiver, you may have to file a waiver to waive your criminal acts. Also depending on the state where...

Separate checks should be fine; although I have seen instances wherein the same check has worked.

The criminal case against your husband is not your case against your husband. Its the state's case. However, without your cooperation the state's...

There is no conversion. Just update the pending jointly filed I-751 to that of a waiver based on cruelty.

Any lawyer who would want to assist you in giving proper advice on this issue would need more facts pertaining to your immigration history in the...

I have handled many such RFEs and my experience tells me that if you have all this evidence thats great but if for any reason you don't have the...

A step-parent can certainly file for a greencard for his/her stepchild as long as the stepchild is less than 18 years old.

My suggestion is to file a motion to reinstate their status.

Yes it is possible but ideally speaking you should have communicated with the field office supervisor as to why you missed the interview and that...