Can I remain in this country?
You are still a resident of the United States until an Immigration Judge decides you are not. You can remain for now.
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You are still a resident of the United States until an Immigration Judge decides you are not. You can remain for now.
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You will need to file an I-130 visa petition for each person you intend on filing for.
If the case is changed to a disorderly conduct charge it may not have any immigration consequences unless that statute refers to drugs or drug...
If the conviction was before November 1990 he may be able to naturalize but should consult with an experienced attorney before applying.
Apply based on the five year rule as you do not need to involve your wife. You do qualify under both rules.
Your entries as a Canadian do not require a visa. Typically each visa waiver entry is only good for 90 days.
If the reinstatement is denied then yes all of the time waiting will be considered unlawful presence.
The choice is yours and yours alone. If your intended spouse can naturalize then your process will be faster through marriage. Otherwise the...
You should schedule an InfoPass appointment to discuss with USCIS. Take proof of your wife's new income and a joint sponsor to the interview if...
There is no set time period for the Law Enforcement Agency to complete and sign the supplement B. If the supplement B is returned and signed,...