J1 visa

Who filed I130 for your husband? Please provide more facts. You may be able to adjust status as a derivative beneficiary provided you maintained...

U-Visa: My lawyer took 5 months only to get a copy of my police report. Is this normal?

Did he get a copy of the same report? If yes, and you provided him with a copy, a 5 month delay is unacceptable. Did he tell you it would five...

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From E-2 Employee visa to Green Card. Is it feasible?

As long as you maintain lawful status, you will be able to adjust as a derivative beneficiary ( I am assuming you mean E2 investor's visa? ). If it...

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Can i apply for F1transfer before 120 days as my H4 is expiring? (Classes start on Feb-2)

You can apply for a change of status ( I-539). You need to apply before your current status expires. Good luck.

We field for AOS HAS it been 3 months since we haven't got nothing from uscis it ok if we call uscis???

I am sorry to hear about your uncle. Your post is very confusing. Is this a family based adjustment of status? If yes, it doesn't sound like your...

Please I need immigration help very urgent

Removal of Conditions is not just "filling out forms." You must submit much more than just a few forms. I hope he explained the process to you....

Married a US citizen for eight years never want to the interview

You cannot automatically receive US citizenship. You need to get a green card first. Your spouse will have to file a petition for you and you can...

Can we really do something with the help of an attorney?

There is a provisional waiver I601A relief but it sounds like your husband entered the country more than once (uninspected) so he won't be eligible...

Travel with i-751 receipt notice that has my husband's last name

Schedule an infopass appointment in your local office and request a 551 stamp in your passport (as proof of residency).

Travel Documentation when already a permanent resident.

Your green card and passport should be good enough. Enjoy your trip. If you decide to travel for a long period of time (more than 6 months outside...