My friend, LPR, was arrested by FBI for some business operations, now his 3 years probation is over.

It is not possible to answer your question without doing a full review of your friend's criminal history.

A friend mistakenly voted as a permanent resident and had failed her naturalization twice, How she will correct this?

Unlawful voting is both a ground of inadmissibility and deportability. Were both her parents U.S. citizens at the time she voted? Has she been a...

Who came legaly to usa with age 16years and 4 months...and stay illegaly.. Is he aproved as child??? Or the 4 months make not

If you are asking about eligibility for deferred action (DACA), one of the requirements is that the individual came to the United States before...

Understanding Out of status

While the asylum application is pending, the applicant does not accrue unlawful presence as long as the application is bona fide and the applicant...

If the derivative beneficiary's I-485 is concurrently filed with the primary beneficiary's I-140 before the derivative turns 21 for an...

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Question about Premium process about I-140

Only the petitioner (your prospective employer) or the petitioner's attorney can request premium processing, but the beneficiary can pay the...

I have an immigration question

Depending on how much money he is willing to invest, an E-2 investor visa might be an option. The investment requirements for an E-2 do not have...

I've accepted university and got I-20 from the school.

Students entering on an F-1 visa "may be admitted for a period up to 30 days before the indicated report date or program start date listed on Form...

Does a Dismissal with a Pre-trial diversion equal a conviction for immigration purposes and my H1 Stamping?

Generally, pretrial diversions are not considered convictions for immigration purposes. That being said, pretrial diversion programs vary from...

Deported permanently in '02 for my only arrest '99 aggravated felony(1.2 g cocaine) in illinois, want to return to USA

Your only option to legally reenter the US might be to apply for a nonimmigrant visa with a 212(d)(3) waiver. These waivers are discretionary, and...