What the best quickest way to bring my son to usa let wife file as citizen for stepson file myself as a permanent resident

Your wife is allowed to file for your son since the marriage took place before he was 18. I do not understand why she did not file for him while...

Immigration USA i130 file and Question about police clearance certificate proving innocence due to police case

This forum is for general questions only. Your question is to complicated and would require some research which an attorney will not do for free....

Unfortunately, there is not a family category for a USC to file for a niece. Even if you were to file for her by filing for her parents, it would...

I'm i eligible to apply for naturalization?

You are eligible to apply for citizenship. However, whether it is approved or not will depend on several factors including time spent outside the...

Cover Letter

I depends on your address. Go to USCIS website and check to see the address for your state or consult a lawyer.

I need advice from a immigration lawyer?

You are taking the right steps by asking a question in this forum. You do need advice from an immigration attorney. Most of us offer consultation...

Is it possible to extend H1B visa after 6yrs with approved I-140 from a previous employer?

You should consult an attorney. Your questions will require at least 30 minutes. Most of us offer consultations via Skype.

I have a friend who is from Philippines and her visa is going to expire in september.what does she need so she can renew hervisa

If your friend has an immigration issue, she should contact an immigration attorney personally. Attorneys do not like to give legal advice through...

I am a US citizen but my ex isn't. Neither of us live in the US now. He stopped paying child support. Is there anything i can do

This is a family law question. I am editing your question to transfer it to the Family Law Section of our forum. Good luck.

Transfer from J1 intern visa to H1b or green card.

Yes. It is true that after a J-1 you will to return for two years to your home country. That is unless you obtain a waiver. You should consult a...