Boyfriend is in mexico would it be better to marry him in mexico or to let him comeback illegal and then marry him?

OK - you say you both recently left the U.S., but you don't say what his status was befor eleaving, and you say if he came back he would be doing...

K-1 visa to Adjustment of Status timeframe?

Assuming you married within the required 90 days of entry, and assuming she is not arrested/detained by immigration during any period when she is...

Will I have problems returning to US?

You immigration history is extremely complex, and you really need to speak with a lawyer directly. I can give you some general information and tell...

Petition I-130 aproved, but I can not take further actions

I'm truly sorry that you are dealing with these issues, especially with a newborn. You do need to speak directly with a good attorney. I'm not...

My H1B visa expires on Sep 1, 2010. I would be travelling to U.S shortly and my stay would exceed beyond Sep 1, 2010.

Well, obviously speak to a lawyer about the specifics of your own case. That said: 1) USCIS will accept a filing no earlier than six months of...

I am a 26 years old and i have three kids would i have to go to mexico to fix my inmigration status if my dad petitioned me?

We need to know more - is your father a U.S. citizen? Is the father of your kids? Did you enter the U.S. legally? What petition do you have on...

A complicated story. Is it possible?

You need to go over your immigration history with an attorney for a full determination. Normally, someone who entered legally - as you did on...

What to do?

It would be wise to renew the EAD, in case you have the opportunity to work again and want to accept employment. However, it won't forgive any...

Hello: Can I travel and re-entyer if my H1-B expires in 3 months. My Job is fine and will have all my docs in place.

No, though you do want to be sure to have a recently-dated employer's letter confirming that you are still in the offered job at least to the...

You need to consult an immigration attorney directly to get answers specific to your case. Generally, deportation/removal carries a ten-year bar...