Would I be removed before becoming a LPR?

You will not be able to file an I-485 Application to adjust your status to Permanent Residency and have it approved by the USCIS unless your...

When can I file a b2 visa???

You will need to file a Form I-539 Application for a Change of Status with the USCIS. You application must be received by the USCIS before your...

Admitted Until Date in I-94 was mentioned by USCBP officer is less than Visa expiry date (referencing H1B extension petition)

The maximum period of admission in H-1B status that can be granted at any one time is three years. U.S. CBP properly admitted you into the United...

Got Green Card Interview in Mexico 18 years old I have DACA. Interview preparation.

This is a situation where it would not be helpful for any attorney to advise you over the Internet, without having had access to the file of your...

How much income difference can there be by meeting the poverty level guidelines at 125% for a household of 2 form I-864?

Based on the information you have provided the sponsor meets the requirements for the Form I-864 Affidavit of Support. Furthermore, income can be...

You can file an I-130 Immigrant Petition with the USCIS on behalf of your sister. However, she will not be able to complete her immigration...

Can a green card holder file petition for an adult who is not her relatives but is willing to adopt as her son. To give a

She will not be able to sponsor you for U.S. Permanent Residency by adopting you because you are already 28 years old. The adoption would have had...

If the consular officer did not cancel her H-4 visa at the time her F-1 visa was issued, and her H-4 visa has not yet expired and you continue to...

Immigration

There is no such thing as an "e-teritery" visa. Are you perhaps referring to an E-2 nonimmigrant Treaty Investor visa? Please re-post your...

Can my spouse and travel outside the US with my Adjustment of Status pending and without affecting the Green Card process ?

Q1. Based on the information that you have provided, yes, you may travel outside of the U.S. without your trip affecting your Permanent Residency...