My father in law just got robbed in mexico how do we get his green card replaced?

One option would be for file an I-90 with USCIS, but that would take a few months. I suggest he contact the American Consulate in Mexico first....

I am a 19 year old citizen and would like to know at what age, if possible, I can legalize my parents?

Although you will be able to file a petition on their behalf once you turn 21, being able to obtain a green card without leaving the U.S. would...

How much do you think will you charge for an immigration status for a person to become resident.

Fees charged by an attorney are directly related to the facts of the case and how much work needs to be done. You should contact an Immigration...

You should send a copy of your EAD card with your application, along with a copy of your passport and the filing fee. The mailer document is not...

Is there any way my kids can get perminit recedence after there father just past away

The answer to your question will depend on different factors. You should consult with an Immigration attorney to determine what options are...

What comes next with this decision..we dont what comes next..will you help us with this action

Depending on where your sibling is from, it might be time to proceed with his Immigrant Visa application. You should consult with an Immigration...

SSN for non-citizen travelling to USA on B1/B2 visa

Generally, in order to obtain a SSN you must have authorization to work in the U.S. One thing you can do is obtain a Tax ID # from the IRS. You...

My mother is 66 years old and doesn't know English.What is the easiest way for her to be a U.S. citizen?

To become a U.S. citizen, all applicants must go through an interview with an Immigration officer and show that they can communicate in English and...

Am a US citizen sending off an I 130 Application to begin the petition process for a green card application for my sibling.

No photos needed. What USCIS will look for is proof of your relationship (birth certificate showing same parent(s)) and proof of your US...

What matters in a marriage case is that the marriage was "bona fide", which means that it was not entered into to evade immigration laws. At the...

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