I'm a U.S citizen with non-gang related tattoos and have no criminal record, can my parents be denied for their green cards?

Immigration and the State Department will not look at your tattoos. If your parents (the applicants) had gang-related or other tattoos, they would...

Trying to get a green card, in an abusive marriage

I agree with my colleague. It sounds like you may be eligible for adjustment of status as a VAWA self-petitioner, where you would step into the...

How works the law 285i and how long takes?

Are you referring to Section 245(i)? That law ended on April 30, 2001. You would have had to have a petition filed for you prior to that date to be...

Do I have any possibilities of not getting deported?

From what you have described, you absolutely should be eligible for a bond from ICE. I agree with my colleagues -- you should seek out the...

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Parents in USA on visitor than GC

This is a very nuanced question that would be better answered by sitting down and consulting with an attorney. When your parents arrive on tourist...

I'm married to a green card holder, but I'm out of status since I over stayed my tourist visa.

I would agree with my colleague Ms. Sharma. It's important to read the denial letter from USCIS to understand why your husband's citizenship...

I was denied at my interview, what do I do?

It sounds like you were expedite removed at the border following this fraud. If that is the case, you are very lucky you were not taken into...

Can I obtain recidencey by getting married to a US citizen?

Congrats to you on your engagement. Yes, there is potentially a great option for you as a DACA recipient to be able to adjust status to become a...

Cancellation of deportation

I disagree with my colleague that the wait means that you are going to be approved. The Immigration Judges are not allowed to issue a final...

Got a ticket for pot possession in SC, not a US citizen, on an O1 visa. Can I leave and RETURN to the US before court date?

A conviction for any drug offense will make you inadmissible from the United States. Being inadmissible means that if you leave, you may not be...