Am I in removal proceedings right now because her asylum was denied?

It depends on whether you were in removal proceedings with her. If you were not in proceedings and only were listed as a derivative, you should...

Could the GC holder's spouse stay in the US while the petition is in process?

Your wife can file for an extension and she absolutely should. Labor and birth are perfectly good reasons for an extension. She cannot stay in...

If your relative is living abroad or not eligible for adjustment of status, the proper process is to go through the consulate for visa processing. ...

What is the process she needs to take in order to adopt a child who live in the US but came on a B1/B2 visa?

There is no need to formally adopt. Because your marriage occurred before your daughter's 18th birthday, your wife can file a petition on her...

Joint documents

Don't worry, it sounds like you are ready. Sometimes showing some social media stuff (like facebook or instagram posts) is also helpful. But it...

Can I apply to adjustment of status and form I485? If so, When can I do?

Based on your question, it seems like you are category F3 under the visa bulletin - married child of a US citizen. If this is the case, the...

Is it a crime that will be a record on my profile? Will this affect my visa (OPT), entry & exit, credit record, employment?

If these are all the facts in your situation, this ticket will not affect your immigration status. As the previous attorney described, this is a...

That is wonderful that you are in remission. You can absolutely mention your cancer to Immigration. Cancer is not a ground of inadmissibility and...

Why ICE took my boyfriend after he was released from jail?

It depends what county you live in but if it is Philadelphia, your boyfriend would have been taken into ICE custody once he is processed through...

Can I file for divorce after 10-year green card was issued?

Keep all of the evidence of abuse, whatever you can. If there is ever any suspicion raised as to the bona fide nature of your marriage, you will...