You need to speak with an immigration lawyer. For most non-citizens, the condition dismissal program is not a viable option and should not be...

PETITION FOR ILEGAL HUSBAND

You need to speak with and work with an immigration lawyer. If your husband does not have a disqualifying criminal history or history of...

Immigration: I've a Green card(citizen in 11mths); bf is on visa til may'15. We want to marry. When should we marry/file his gc?

You can and should marry whenever you are personally and emotionally ready to marry. The decision should not be about immigration. When and what...

Fees are determined by speaking to a lawyer. The best thing is to hire a lawyer to contact the police, get information and then tell the police...

Being an undocumented immigrant for 14 yrs. already.. I was lucky to get a valid SSS, and NY Drivers License,since year 2001..

As long as you didn't cimt any fraud to obtain the documents they are good evidence. Nothing can be done right now and the instructions have yet to...

I -130 for parents legal dilemma please help!

You can't indicate anything but the truth because you will have to provide all the documentation. You should review the details with a lawyer to...

I am eligible for DAPA. If I travel after getting approval and closing my deportation case. Can IO can deny entry back in USA ?

You need to speak with a lawyer. DAPA and DACA do not grant permission to travel. IT must be applied for separately and only for certain reasons....

Can I apply for uncontested divorce in the US to my ex-husband in the Philippines? Will this be recognized by the US immigration

You can file for divorce in NJ if you live in NJ, but you are required to send a copy of the papers to your husband in the Philippines, which will...

Is it possible that if a lawyer is presented with an affidavit of a confession that it would not hold up in court.

Everything is possible. There is no guarantee the prosecutor will believe it.

Public charge inadmissibility

It may be possible to reopen the filing or to file again with a co-sponsor. It also depends why the person was found to be a public charge. You...