Can I do a citizenship for a resident minor living in Dominican Republic?

The child must be, or have been, physically residing in the US in the custody of the citizen parent prior to reaching the age of 18. As such, the...

Can I file an adjustment of status.. or I have to attend an immigrant visa interview ?

It depends on whether you are currently maintaining a valid non immigrant status. Otherwise, you may qualify for a provisional waiver of...

Endangering a welfare of a child Less that 16 & Green Card Renewal

Yes, you should hire a lawyer to assess the risk of applying and whether the conviction renders you removable. Similarly, you should NOT, under...

What are the best visa options for my G1 dependent children aged 21 and 23 to get employment and continuing studying in the US?

Hi .. this is an open-ended question that requires consultation with experienced immigration counsel. The fact that your children are G-1...

NY State return on re-entry permit (immigration)

You are correct to file a US return as a resident. Talk to a CPA regarding your NY return.

Husband's H1B extension denied, Can I continue work on H4EAD?

To address an issue like this, you really need to schedule a formal consultation with experienced immigration counsel.

How to file for my newly wed wife who overstayed a visa few years back ?

Hi — you may commence the process by filing Form I-130. But she will need a “waiver of inadmissibility” in order to return to the United States...

I would like to know if I can sponsor my granddaughter if I adopted her ?

Possibly, at least two years after the adoption is finalized. It would depend on: (1) her age at the time of adoption; (2) whether you have...

The fact that you previously attempted to reopen your case, without success, complicates an already difficult situation. It is unclear whether any...

What will my immigration status be if my application for converting dependent visa into student visa gets cancelled?

If you apply for a change of status and it is denied, you will continue to hold H-4 status so long as (i) you remain married, and (ii) your spouse...