Is the financial threshold for the FORM I-864 of my wife is good enough?

If your household size is just the two of you, then $20,000 in earnings should suffice. You may also do so with savings in an equal amount. As to...

Can pleading guilty to disorderly conduct affect the form i751

Such a conviction should not preclude you from being approved for I-751 removal of conditions procedure as this is not deemed to be a crime...

Will i face denial if i file I-130 for my child & my mom at the same time and i'm unemployed?

No, you may file separate I-130 immigrant visa petitions at the same time. As to the unemployment aspect, if you are a U.S. citizen, you will need...

U s virgin island

You did not provide sufficient facts to provide any guidance at all.

I have applied for Asylum and i am on F 1 status with OPT and working . I am maintaing my status.

Generally, no you cannot be placed in removal proceedings if in valid status even if your asylum case is denied by USCIS. You may ask for a...

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If you were married when the asylum was approved, why weren't you listed on the application. If he was single at time of approval, you are not...

M2/f2 to h1b transfer

I assume your spouse is an F-1 visa holder and thus you may travel to US on that unexpired visa. Since you never started the H-1B, you will need a...

Dear sir/madame My wife was pregnant at the time of my asylum case granted in april 2014 and she gave birth in may 2014

Yes, you may file the I-730 for the child who was born after the approval of your asylum. You wil need to support the relationship between you and...

I have a complicated case of hurt that could be granted as asylum while I could be given my american passport as my oldest will

It is difficult to fully grasp the factual history disclosed. As such, I would suggest you confer with an experienced immigration attorney to...

There's a possibility my child can apply for the Dream act?

Congrees never approved the Dream Act, but the Obama administration implemented something called DACA that may be available to your daughter if her...