My Temporary Permanent Resident Card Expires on April 23, 2017. What is the Earliest Month I can Apply for the Removal?

The earliest date on which an I-751 Petition may be filed is 90 days before the expiration date on the two-year Conditional Permanent Resident...

It is in order to avoid this type of situation that, as a general rule, it is highly advisable to obtain any required experience verification...

Can i get my fiancee here before christmas and have her stay here while she gets citizenship, she is in canada.

Assuming you are a U.S. citizen, you may file an I-129F petition with the USCIS on behalf of your fiancé. However, unfortunately, you will not be...

Although your U.S. citizen spouse may file only the I-130 Immigrant Petition on your behalf at this time, and you may file your I-485 Application...

How do I bring my wife’s nieces and mother to the united states to live with us?

Your wife may sponsor her mother directly for U.S. Permanent Residency by filing an I-130 Immigrant Petition on her behalf with the USCIS. Once...

Currently enrolled in language school, looking to find a job in computer science on H1-B visa

Based on the information you have provided it does not appear that you are eligible for F-1 OPT. If your undergraduate degree from a foreign...

I-751 - Don't have enough supporting documentation

In order to respond to the Request for Evidence that you have received from the USCIS for your I-751 Petition, some other documents you may have...

How long do I have to wait for my reentry permit approval?

Although the USCIS web site at www.uscis.gov indicates a current average processing time of three months from the date of filing for I-131...

CONCURRENT I-140 (EB2-NIW) and I-485, EAD and AP

If you were to file were to file an I-140 immigrant petition and an I-485 application for adjustment of status concurrently with the USCIS, while...

I-751 Same Sex Marriage: Potential Threat with New President and possibly Court?

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that gay marriage is legal throughout the United States. A new President cannot overturn this Supreme Court...