Can my entry be stopped while comming in U.S.?

Unfortunately, if you get an officer who is difficult (or in a bad mood) upon re-entry, there can be questions. But, I agree with David, that...

You need to obtain a lawyer to discuss your case, so that they can determine if you are eligible for the waiver and to prepare these documents for...

Can an Asylee who also has a valid H1-b visa travel abroad on his H1-b visa to a third country (not country of persecution) ?

Although the visa is still in your passport, you did not state that you are still in valid H-1B status (still working with the employer, salary,...

How long would it take for me to fix my husband papers?

No one can tell you exactly how long it will take to "fix his papers". But I agree with my colleague that it will not be a quick process. You...

I have valid Green Card but i don't have cuban passport because take 6 months the application.Can I take a Cruise to Bahamas ?

If it starts and ends at the same port, you should be fine with just your green card. Double-check with your cruise-line to confirm before...

Can an international dentist on B2 get a Social security number ?

I agree with Neil. You can also speak with the International Student adviser at the school. Good luck. Marc Taylor

What to take to court/

I definitely agree with Neil, you should take an attorney with you. At the very least, you should get a consultation with an attorney, who can...

Will my fiance be able to help me with my immigration status even with his cases?

I agree with Neil. If you currently outside the US and your fiancee is going to file for a K-1 Visa, I would seriously recommend he hire an...

Can I apply EAD for My husband . He is in L2 VISA . Ha came to US once. (He is in hometown) . I have his I-94 scan copy.

Is there some reason why you can't wait until he arrives to apply? Then like my colleague said your husband will have to sign the form,...

Immigration question??? Please

I agree with my colleague that you did not provide sufficient facts. You need to consult with an immigration attorney as soon as possible....