Did she enter the US lawfully? If so, she can get married and her USC husband may petition for her - - although the standards of examining the...

Left US on a pending asylum case

I think sending them a letter is a good idea. It could be a simple letter just stating that you wish to withdraw your application as your...

What if the principal beneficary dies before visa interview, can her kids still get visa to travel?

Sadly, I think not. The children and spouse of your daughter were "dependents" and, therefore, "accompanying or following to join" your daughter....

My mother was admitted as an LPR in September 1991 and she have petitioned for me for unmarried children above 21 years.

Yes, it does matter that your mother is no longer an LPR. If she lost her LPR status her petition for you will be denied. As for 245(i), this does...

My wife (US citizen) and me had the the I130 interview. It last 2 hours the I.O separated us. What can happen now?

The Service is trying to determine if you married in good faith. This means more than getting lawfully married. It means marrying someone with the...

I am 24 years and born in washington dc but i didn't take the citizenship because my father was a diplomate but now he resigned

This is an interesting and timely area of U.S. law. The Fourteenth Amendment provides that “all persons born or naturalized in the United States...

Unused, expired H1b.

The old petition is dead and gone. You never used it; it expired it has no current relevance as far as I can see. You may apply for a Change of...

Is B1/B2 visa be used for both business and visitor travel?

So long as the visa is still valid, you may. When you enter the US you should tell the inspecting officer why you are coming to the US and he will...

Im a U.S citizen i have been married to my husband for 5 years hi was deported to mexico can i get him back to the U.S?

These facts are not clear. First, when you say 'here illegally' I assum you mean he entered without inspection, correct? It can make a huge...

Can I be deported?

Generally, you may only be deported for a Crime Involving Moral Turpitude; an Aggravated Felony; crimes involving a controlled substance; crimes...