My sister and her husband want to live in U.S

You will be able to petition for your sister if/when you become a U.S. citizen under fourth preference category for siblings. Your husband is not...

In this situation, after the TPS ends (be termination or withdrawal) you would maintain the underlying F-1 status, assuming you continue to meet...

I entered the US with a F1 visa ; I am now out of status. If I am qualified under Eb1A, would I be able to file 140+485?

I agree with Attorney Behar. I recommend that you consult with an immigration attorney to determine whether or not you have accrued "unlawful...

I am in the process of filing for U.S citizenship . My husband is out of status and has been for almost 1 year.

Filing all the forms required for adjustment of status ("one step" filing) is allowed for immediate relatives of U.S. citizens. When you become a...

Can "GARCIA" protect me from deportation and denial of port of entry within 3rd Circuit court Jurisdiction?

Whether the statute of limitations would protect you from removal as Garcia held, or whether you would be eligible for a 212(i) waiver, are...

I came here legally in 2002 and overstayed my tourist visa. Can I adjust through my U.S. citizen mom?

It is hard to answer your question as stated. When you say you are "an F-1" I assume you mean that you are in the first preference category as an...

Status adjustment daughter petition for parents

U.S. citizens who are over 21 can petition for permanent residency for their parents as immediate relatives. Immediate relatives of USC's can...

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Is there any hope for an immigrant who came to the US illegally as a child?

if your husband can demonstrate to USCiS that refusal of admission to the U.S. would cause extreme hardship to you the I-601A provisional waiver...

Yes it is possible. If you concurrently filed an I-485 with the I-140, it is more problematic.

Should I (a US citizen) be submitting I-130 and my spouse's (in US on a tourist visa) I-485 at the same time?

If she will be adjusting status in the United States one-step filing is allowed. You should consult with an immigration attorney to ensure that...