Can a two year green card holder go back to country of origin and get married?

Further to my colleague's comments above, please note: 1. NO. While you are still a conditional two-year resident, you cannot sponsor any new...

I married my fiance on L1 when i was on B1/B2 in the US. Will i have issues with getting a visa back home....?

I realize it is quite late to be posting a response to your question, but perhaps others in your situation will benefit. It is imperative that...

You may or may not be subject to a bar; admission is totally at the discretion of the inspecting officer at the Port of Entry, and the intending...

Getting F1 Visa renewed which is soon to be expired

It will depend in part on discretionary factors, and in part on how long you have been out of valid F-1 status. If you have been out of status for...

I just applied for the citizenship, but do I need to file a different form for my child under 18 years of age?

If you are the custodial parent, and the child is under 18, is a lawful permanent resident (has a green card) and lives with you, then the child...

Do I file an I-485 right after my I-130 has been approved? What do I do after my I-130 has been approved?

What you need to do now is meet with a qualified immigration attorney in person, and bring all relevant documents with you, including the passport...

Overstayed tourist visa by more than one year but was not officially barred for 10 years

It could come up again. Any application for a new visa will entail a review by the consular staff of her entire prior visa history, and they will...

How to bring a spouse of permanent resident to US?

To clarify the answer above, and directly answer your question: You do have the right to file a petition for your husband right now, but your...

Not quite true: the I-566 does NOT need to be endorsed by any organization before it is filed with USCIS, it just needs to be signed by the...

H-1B to J-1

Medical postdocs can easily change from an H-1B to a J-1, but will have a very hard time (need a waiver) to change back to H-1B or anything else...