Assuming you have been out of status for four years, the only reasonably certain paths to a green card are to marry a US citizen, or to file as a...

The answer to both questions is yes, but you'd want to have business and immigration counsel look over the whole structure to make sure it works....

It's legal, but since the freelance work will show up on your tax returns, you would need to keep records that you were outside the US at all times...

You could move to compel discovery if you think they are really being unreasonable. The big question for me is what the NDA actually says. If it is...

You can usually provide apps/software across borders regardless of where your business is set up, but you may run into additional legal and...

Contact the child support office in Washington. As long as the payor is living in Washington, they should be able to help.

This is a tax question, not an immigration question. Setting up an LLC won't change your tax resident status so it won't help you get the home...

A properly filed Freedom of Information Act request should locate any relevant paperwork in the government's possession. You may be in a legal...

You are probably not a German citizen unless one of your parents was a German permanent resident (which is unlikely if they were military personnel).

If you overstayed your B2 status for more than a year, you would be subject to the 10-year bar. Until 10 years pass following your voluntary...