Am i still have a chance to apply for a green card when i'm separated from my husband who is citizenship?

One cannot say for sure, but it doesn't seem as if you have much chance of obtaining your green card through your marriage. Your husband would...

Is there any posibility to get my husband out of immigration once he has sign deportation

It is not clear what you mean by "sign deportation." Maybe you mean that he agreed to voluntarily depart. If this is the case he still may be...

I have been married for more than 2 years but just got my conditional GC. whats the risk of not having the 10 years GC approved?

I'm not exactly sure what you are asking. Are you planning on getting divorced again? If so, I do believe you may put your ability to remove the...

Price for changing AOS

It is almost impossible to state what you can expect to be charged for an AOS filing, as it very much depends upon your individual circumstances:...

Applying for Citizenship in Miami, Florida!

Without knowing the exact circumstances of your application or your background I cannot say for sure. Generally, there should be no problem with...

You need to speak with an immigration attorney as soon as possible. It sounds as if your first application will be denied and it is very possible...

Regarding Travel out of US

Without seeing your school records and understanding your course of study it is difficult to say exactly but as long as your SEVIS I-20 is valid...

What next after i-130 is approved with priority date of july 26th 2009

Since your priority date is well before the cutoff date listed in the Visa Bulletin as of October you can file his I-485 at any time. Be advised...

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Immigration process question?

Unfortunately you will not be able to skimp on this. You will need to hire a criminal attorney who understand the immigration consequences of any...

I received (DV-109 and DV-110)papers from family court, as a green card holder, what's the affect on my immigration status?

Without knowing the exact details of your case, I can say that this is a very serious matter that could jeopardize your permanent residence status....