I would like to know if i can file a lawsuit against cbp for them damaging my car.

Filing a claim against CBP is not likely going to help you in this case. You would have a hard time proving the damage was done by CBP and not the...

Can I divorce my husband after a month I became USC?

You can always get a divorce, and regardless it will not affect your immigration status so long as you entered into the marriage in good faith....

How can I get legal in U.S.

Which visa did you come with? If you are out of status, you are probably not going to be able to change to another status without leaving and...

Most utility companies will want a social security number to add a name to the account, outside of just authorizing him to discuss the account. As...

What if my husband is on a f1 visa an we filed a I130 already an now he is out of school an I am pregnant can he stay

I assume you are a U.S. citizen? Did you file the I-130 and I-485 concurrently or just the I-130? As a spouse of a U.S. citizen with an application...

Immigration Officer -

Start by making an InfoPass appointment (www.infopass.uscis.gov) and inquiring about the status. Hopefully, there was just a delay and you...

Filling I-485 when I am on H1B: What do I answer in Part 3 question for Non-immigrant visa number & Consulate visa was issued?

You will enter your F-1 stamp information because that is how you entered the U.S. and the consulate where you received that non-immigrant visa. If...

1. You likely won't be deported if have haven't been convicted. You will have to disclose the arrest, but if you can avoid a conviction it won't...

Can I file W-7 for spouse who is still abroad and undergoing immigration procedures to immigrate to the US ?

Talk to your tax-preparer, hopefully a CPA, and see if that is the proper way forward. An immigration attorney can really only advise you about the...

If my son is receiving ssi due to being disabled because he was a premature baby with low birth weight

No, it shouldn't affect your ability to receive legal permanent residency if it is only your child receiving the benefits as a U.S. citizen.