Is it better to cancel the green card interview ? Or what should I do .

Additional information is needed in order for a lawyer to be able to advise you, including more specific information regarding what exactly...

How do I go on about my case??

You may hire your own immigration lawyer to assist you with your application for an immigrant visa. You can find an immigration lawyer on AVVO. ...

Hi, I have applied for 24 months stem opt extension, i received i797c form through mail.

It appears that your middle name was simply abbreviated to your middle initial by the USCIS. This should not be a cause for concern regarding the...

Will there be complications for a H4 dependent visa interview with a previous B2 visa rejection 3 years back.

It will depend on the reason why her application for a B-2 visa was denied three years ago. If it was only for lack of proof of sufficient ties to...

When can a conditional green card holder start petitioning his child who is 30 years old and still unmarried?

He can file the I-130 Immigrant Petition now. Processing times are available on the USCIS web site at www.uscis.gov. If your cousin would like...

What happens if i stay in the US 50 more days after my SEVIS,and J-1 status, was terminated by my visa sponsor

If you stay in the U.S. 50 days after your J-1 status was terminated you may have a more difficult time, at some point in the future, obtaining a...

The cancellation of your parents' visas does not make them ineligible to apply for adjustment of status concurrently with your I-130 Immigrant...

I -751

You might be scheduled for an interview at the local District Office of the USCIS, depending on the quality and quality of the supporting...

What do I do to start the green card process after my spouse and I get married .??

More information is required in order to be able to answer your question and to assist you and your husband: 1. What is your immigration...

H-1B actually is a dual-intent classification (which is advantageous). Yes, you can marry her and add her to your permanent residency...