You would need to search for a non-profit organization that offers assistance. Such organizations may charge a reduced fee. Others may not charge...

Bigamy and polygamy are illegal in the U.S. Accordingly, if he married his cousin while married to you, that later marriage is null and void. His...

He can probably apply to adjust status while he is here. However, it may be better to file for an immigrant visa for him. Adjustment of Status is...

You can file applications for your mother to stay in the U.S. and live here if you are a U.S. citizen and you are at least 21 years of age. You...

He will have to speak with an immigration attorney and discuss his options. He may be eligible to apply to immigrate to the U.S. However, certain...

Speak with a lawyer. CBP may admit you to the country despite the two year absence, but require you to pay a fine of $585. Work with a lawyer, who...

Yes, your husband can petition for you. However, you would still have to overcome the public charge presumption set forth in INA 212(a)(4). Also,...

She is not required to remain in the U.S. for the first two years, but she does have to be concerned about being in the U.S. for a sufficient...

You need to submit documentary evidence that meets the requirements set forth by USCIS. One place to check for those requirements is the Department...

You will need to consular process. Canadians are visa exempt. Ukrainians are not.