Can my mom who resides outside of the U.S submit an affidavit confirming my marriage along with the I-751 form?

If your mother doesn't live in the US, her affidavit will not hold too much weight. She's also related to you -- it's self serving. You will likely...

US Citizen applying for wife in india

If you need help and you're concerned about your wife's status, don't you think it's time you had this handled by a professional? You're not on the...

You waive your right to this type of due process by entering on a VW. Was this person a lawyer or notario?? This is immigration 101, as all of my...

Does uscis recognize religious ceromony but no signing of documents my spouse said he was married on his nonimmigrant visa now

The answer depends on a variety of factors. A marriage is lawful in the jurisdiction in which it occurs. Your religious ceremony will more likely...

I have an IR1 Green Card. How long can I stay out of the country without any problem ?

You have to reside in the US for 6 months at a time. You are a conditional resident -- your green card expires in two years. When it expires, you...

Decree of dissolution of marriage ,How to know the original from a copy? I have an interview for GC ( AOS)

Original. Call the court or a lawyer

How can I get a foreign divorce document validated in the US?

Egyptian law requires permission from the husband to obtain a divorce, which is literally impossible to obtain in the post-Mubarak regime. Perhaps...

Received a letter from Nationla visa center about visa available for me. What do i do? I was approved I 130 my mother is the pet

If she is a permenant resident, and you are the beneficiary, one question is -- are you in your home country? A preference based petition like this...

Over staying in US...and getting married to a US citizen

If everything is filed properly and you are able to satisfy your burden of proving that you are in a bona fide, good faith marriage in front of...

F-1 to H-1B status change approved; but can I apply for H-1B visa in my home country now, before the status change (on 10/1)?

This is a question for your Employer's attorney. Ask him/her.