What will be a reason i will not be able to file my husband immigration papers

If your husband did not enter the country lawfully, your husband will not be able to file an application for a green card. He would have to leave...

Can i use vwp

Since you have obviously put some thought into a possible visit to the U.S., you should just go ahead and complete the ESTA in advance of your trip...

I have been married with my husband for 14 yrs.I am a US citizen.but he his green card 8 yrs ago after e separated he said he

It is true that you cannot take away his papers. If you were together for 14 years, probably there was more to your marriage than only his desire...

Am I eligible for naturalization?

You may be eligible for naturalization. The fact that you spent more than 6 months outside the U.S. may require you to document that you continued...

It is correct that if your husband is the only intending immigrant, he does not need to submit Form I-864A if you are relying on his income to meet...

My spouse is here on a J-1 visa, can she overstay her visa while waiting for the I-130 to be approved?

Yes, if the I-130 and I-485 were filed before her J-1 status expired she can remain in the U.S. until the I-130 and I-485 are approved.

On Jan 21 I found out that my USCIS interview letter was marked as undeliverable and returned back! how can I find out the inter

I agree that making an Infopass appointment at your local USCIS office as soon as possible is a good step to get information about your interview...

Hello My name is Sandra. Today make 1 month My interview adjust status Atlanta ga . Nothing come to me : no later ,no card .

If your I-485 was approved one month ago (as suggested by your statement that you have an I-551 stamp in your passport), it is a little strange...

Can someone get deported if they have a green card?

Yes, people who have green cards can be deported. There are no loopholes for this, but there may be a legal argument that his conviction does not...

Us citizen

If you have a green card and your mother became a US citizen before you turned 18, you may have automatically obtained US citizenship at that time....