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This is the type of question that require much more information to answer correctly. It appears that you may have a case for cancellation of...

Will my b1/b2 bisa be cancelled in the event that F1 is not approved? If F1 is approved, can i keep both visas?

If the reason that the F1 is denied is for a reason that can be used to deny a B1/B2 visa, then it could affect the B1/B2 visa.But if the denial is...

You can start by looking at time processing website for USCIS here. https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplayInit.do There you can get a...

E-2 visa application and visa waiver program

It's a difficult question to answer because more information is needed. The reason for the E-2 denial might affect the visa waiver approval. It's...

If I plan to work here illegally and overstayed. What are the chances that the immigration will catch me & deport me?

There is always a chance that you can be caught and detained by DHS. If you stay out of trouble you may not ever get caught but I seriously suggest...

I am a us citizen living abroad for the last 20 years and have a son who is foreign born age 15 living with me and never visited

As a U.S. citizen, you can register the birth of your son abroad with the U.S. Embassy. Make sure to go with all documents to prove your...

GREEN CARD HOLDER. GETTING MARRIED. DO I NEED TO NOTIFY THE GOVT?

Congratulations on your future marriage. You do not have to notify the government of the marriage. It will not affect your status. You will, of...

Can an illegal immigrant that has already been deported once get married to a US citizen w/out any problems?

Getting married should not be a problem. But if the person re-entered the U.S. illegally again, he or she will not be able to adjust status here....

Am I a US citizen?

Agreeing with both answers previous to mind, you probably are a U.S. citizen if you were a legal permanent resident when your parents naturalized....

Can I travel to the Philippines with the immigrant visa stamp in my passport? My green card hasn't been released yet

This problem is usually solved by going to your local USCIS officewhere you likely can get a stamp in your passport that will serve as a temporary...