Never arrived

In addition to the previous advice, I would also suggest consulting an attorney to follow-up. If you don't receive the RFE and can't timely...

PASSPORT FOR 15 YRS STEP SON

If you are seeking a U.S. passport, I believe that there exist an option on the passport application form that the other parent can attest to steps...

Would that be any problems at the port to re-enter US? Will they let me back in if they see that I'm overstayed my visa?

I advise that you consult and hire an attorney before departing the United States. An advance parole allows a person to depart and return to the...

I have the H1b with Company A will get it transferred to Company B.

Did you file a transfer of H1-B from Company A to Company B? If so, under the current regulations, a person who has filed a transfer of H1-B from...

Can immigration detain a person that is legally complying with their requirements?

First, what led to the family being placed under supervision? Do they have a final order of removal. If the family is under an order of...

Hi, I'm trying to assess the impact of past criminal offenses on my citizenship eligibility...

Under U.S. Immigration law, a probation before judgment for marijuana is considered a controlled substance violation/conviction. This has...

Hello, I want to know about the list of documents required to be brought to the N-400 interview

In general, you will have to prove that you resided in the State or the area of Jurisdiction for at least 3 months prior to applying for...

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Could I as his grandmother get a lawyer to help me?

In addition to what has been suggested, have your daughter sought any assistance from the U.S. Embassy in Mexico? She may need to hire a Mexican...

Returning F1 student, my visa was denied

I recommend hiring an immigration attorney or speaking with an immigration to determine the basis of the denial.

I would like to be sure that I have given up my U.S. citizenship.

The renouncing of one's U.S. citizenship must be done voluntarily and with the intent to renounce one's U.S. citizenship. It is more easily done...