May I visit the US after having returned to Canada without jeapordizing possible future employment?

I assume you are referring to the one year abroad required to "re-set the six-year clock" for H-1B time when you refer to a required one-year...

I485 AOS

No, the ISL number is just a number assigned your case by NVC for consular processing purposes. The immigrant visa number isn't something you...

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What do I need to apply for green card using Parents Citizenship?

You and your U.S. citizen parents should speak with an attorney about the process. As an unmarried child over 21, either of your parents could...

I have H3 Visa but i stopped working for the employer that sponsored me over a year ago. What are my other options to stay here?

Speak with a lawyer immediately. As soon as you stopped working for the sponsor employer, you became legally out of status in the U.S. Once out...

Petition for daughter and mother

I know of no such rule, as long as your income, taking into account any other obligations (your household size when your daughter, mother and...

Hello my fiance got deported from the US. we have a son. he came back illegally again.he was brought here when he was six

You should speak with an attorney to be certain but unfortunately, I don't believe that anything at all can be done. If your fiance was still...

Green Card-PERM

By definition, an employment-based permanent residence case is an offer of future employment which comes into being upon approval of permanent...

I need to know what to do

Speak to an attorney directly to clarify your situation. Presumably, you are seeking not a temporary visa but permanent residence (a "green...

I come to the US illegaly, married to a US MARINE do I have the same case as others?

I would agree with my colleague that being married to a Marine, unfortunately, doesn't change your situation - you would need to have entered the...

Kind of a paradox, but they don't look at the criminal history of a U.S. citizen sponsor almost at all. As long as you are free to legally marry...