My boyfriend is in the country illegally. What are his options?

The manner in which he entered the U.S. is pivotal. He should speak to an immigration lawyer in order to assess his options at this point.

I'm living with my boyfriend and we just had our second child. I am a stay at home mom and he wants to end the relations.

Based on the facts you have presented, you will have a claim for child support. You may have a claim for palimony, which is a lump sum payment that...

You would be able to adjust status to permanent resident so long as you are in a valid status at that time. Since you haven't won yet, you're...

I would add that if you are not a U.S. citizen, it can have major consequences for you. Regardless, you need to be speaking with a lawyer at this...

I-864 Household Size. MY husband and I currently live with both of his parents and his sister. How do we calculated the size?

The household size includes the sponsor, the sponsor’s spouse, and the sponsor’s children unless they are 18 and were not claimed as dependents....

My friend was deported from US more than 10 years ago, does he need a weiver?

Your friend should speak with an immigration lawyer in order to determine what he needs to do. Your question calls for case-specific legal advice.

I'm a usa citizen, I petition my step son who now live with us. He causing serious everyday conflicts between my husband and I

Speak with an immigration lawyer that practices both immigration law and family law.

When someone gets a message from uscis about your i130.

You have not provided sufficient information. Consider speaking with an immigration lawyer about this matter.

Naturalization with Disoderly Conduct/Improper Behaviour

Shoplifting is a crime of mortal turpitude which can prevent you from showing that you had good moral character for the requisite preceding period...

Being on a F-1 Visa if I get married to an American will I be able to travel right after outside the us? Europe?

You would need to file to Adjust Status assuming you are eligible. Speak to an attorney to determine whether you are eligible to Adjust Status. If...