Immigration, divorce before interview

The short and quick answer is no. If they are divorced and the marriage no longer exists, there is no way to continue the greencard case based...

Mr. Mark is correct. If you are applying for naturalization under the "3 year rule" you will need to satisfy the USCIUS that you and your spouse...

Physically present in the US but not on DHS/USCIS records.

I agree with my colleagues. You might want to try a FOIA with customs and border protection (CBP) just to see if you can find records pertaining...

This question is regarding derivative citizenship.

I agree with Mr. Glicksman. You need to consult with an immigration attorney. Derivative citizenship is a tricky area of the immigration law. ...

Which is faster and easier

Are you referring to a U.S. citizen petitioning for a greencard for their parents? If so, it depends on the particular facts of the case. ...

Do i have to get out of the u.s.a if i apply to get a green card throught my husband who is a u.s citizen and i haved a tps?

Generally speaking your entry as a parolee may enable you to adjust status as the spouse of a U.S. citizen. There may however be issues regarding...

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Would i qualify for extreme hardship under these circustances;

Whether you can demonstrate extreme hardship depends on many factors. You would need an immigration attorney who is experienced in handling...

My husband is in jail for violation of probation of a domestic violence and driving w/ restricted license now he has a INS hold

You need to consult with an immigration attorney who has experience with removal/deportation defense and who is familiar with the Claifornia Penal...

Will ICE hold you durning the duration of your parole?

An immigration attorney is defintiely needed in this case. Possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver is almost always what is...

ICE Custody Review

The quickest and best way is to hire an attorney who can request a bond hearing with the appropriate immigration court. There may be issues as to...