I 140 denial - Amongst the options of MTR and appeal, which one is faster and where is the success rate higher ?

In addition to the previous responses, note that if you are the beneficiary of an employment-based application filed by an attorney, that attorney...

I have a 2 yrs GR.CARD.(by marriage).i ask her a divorce and she THREAT ME that she's going to make me LOOSE my card!CAN SHE?

Sorry to learn that you have reached the point where you decided to become divorced. As indicated in previous responses, it will be necessary for...

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I have a valid AP card. I had my GC (through marriage) interview today. Can I travel?

Congratulations upon completing your adjustment of status interview. If it was a successful interview at the USCIS's Atlanta Field Office, you can...

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While it is true that most people would not consider participation in that one-time study to be "employment," many words take on special meanings...

Is it better and easier to bring in a fiancee than to go overseas, get married and proceed to bring a loved one to the US?

Although not entirely clear from your question, I presume you are a U.S. Citizen. As mentioned in other responses, a fiancee visa may facilitate...

I am married with american citizen for 2 years now. What happen to my unconditional permanent resident status if we get divorce?

I am very sorry to learn of the problems involving your husband and the likelihood that you may decide to become divorced. As mentioned in other...

Stroke interview

A question like yours is best answered by the immigration lawyer who represented you in your marriage-based adjustment of status case and attended...

If my brother files for me and I am already in the US, do I have to go back home to await filing?

Whether you may remain in the U.S. during the many years it will take for a visa to become available in the Family-Based Fourth Preference Visa...

Adjustment of Status

Although it is not entirely clear from the question, it sounds like you are a foreign national who entered the U.S. and later married a U.S....

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I am a permanent resident and I was forced to sign paperwork to relinquish my green card!

Although it would have been wise to consult with an immigration attorney BEFORE circumstances arose that led to you being asked to relinquish your...