When will I get more information on my case after I getting my reciept for filling I-130?

It will likely be another four to six months before you here anything further from USCIS. You will next receive either an approval notice or a...

Posting a review about an attorney will have no bearing on your immigration matter.

This is a very serious matter. You have made material representations on multiple occasions in order to secure immigration benefits. You are...

So I filed the i130 for my husband he is here in the us after I plan to file the 601a but with Obamas new proposal adding

Deferred action will not provide your spouse with any lawful status or a path to permanent resident. It may be best not to abandon your current...

I-751

Your I-751 was likely accepted for processing as the fee was processed. You should receive a filing receipt shortly that will also be a one-year...

My friend make joke of my expired New York driver license

1. You could potentially be charged with a crime. You would need to consult with a criminal attorney licensed to practice law in NY to determine if...

Hello. My son is going to get his citizenship (up from LPResidence) in a few days. He intends to submit a petition for me.

It is not advisable to enter the United States with a nonimmigrant visa when your intent is clearly to immigrate. You can find yourself facing very...

COS from L1 to H1 with multiple employers. First one approved with new I-94 but second got denied. Can I legally continue stayin

As my colleague indicated, when a change of status is denied the alien retains the status he/she had prior to requesting the change of status. You...

What are my chances of getting another F1 visa if I go back to my country? I'm already on F1 status which is not multiple.

There are two issues you will face. You need to convince a consular officer that you intend to return to Iran upon completion of your PhD. You will...

I-94

You need to schedule an infopass appointment at the local field office. You can make an appointment at www.uscis.gov. You must take your passport...