I got married in my country, can I file for divorce here in the US?

you can get divorced here. I would contact a few pro bono organizations that can help you with the filing of a divorce and VAWA. Plenty of...

I'm a US citizen and i just got married in Singapore can my wife travel to the United States

she needs a visa to come to the US. But now since you guys are married, she most likely will not be granted a non-immigrant visa. You can apply...

basically its the same as any other country with the exception of the availability of the TN visa, which is for professionals with a job offer

How do i apply my parents to become a green card holder? what should i do?

If you are a US citizen and over 21 years old, then you can sponsor your parents (most likely). How you do it will depend on where they are and...

Stay with voluntary departure or file motion to re-open and reconsider?

fight for your husband! I am surprised you guys decided to take VD - if you can't afford an attorney, the Court has a list of pro bono organizations

My husband is in jail, he got an immigration hold, but he is legal here he just renew his permanent resident card last year

Having a green card, does not make him safe for removal purposes. Start looking for an experienced immigration attorney to represent him in his...

What happens if you get denied for the new deffered action ? ?

It depends on the reason for denial. If there are any criminal issues, presumably a person may be placed in removal proceedings. If denied for...

Can i petition my husband and start filing I-130 if I am receiving public assistance.

you can file the I-130. Sounds like he is a candidate for the I-601A. He cannot adjust since he entered illegally (unless he is grandfathered...

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What's a position of somebody who applies for refugee status and is denied but got married to a USC during the process?

Was the case referred to the judge? if so, make an application before the judge. regardless, you really should be working with an attorney

although notarized affidavits are good, remember the most important thing is the showing of extreme hardship to a qualifying relative. I strongly...