If you overstay a "visa waiver"

Anyone who is unlawfully present in the U.S., such as by overstaying a visa or the time allowed through the Visa Waiver Program, is subject to...

I would like to adjust my status fro B1/B2 to Permanent Resident. How can I change my status?

Eligibility to adjust status to become a Permanent Resident (sometimes called getting a "Green Card") generally falls into two broad categories: ...

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About Brothers / Sisters family based F4 category sponsorship and required documents.

From your additional comments I am glad to see you are aware of the long backlog for visas in both the EB2 and FB4 visa category for Indian...

About Family based bothers/ sisters F4 category (for INDIA)

The documents necessary for filing an application in the Family-Based Fourth Preference category generally include the Petition for Relative Alien,...

I-751 waiver

For a Permanent Resident to re-entry into the United States, a valid "Green Card" and a valid foreign passport are sufficient, without any need for...

Filing I 864 for my parents for their AOS--need help!

Don't feel bad about being confused by immigration forms. Even though proper completion of the forms can be essential for success (and errors risk...

I-130 question: I am a naturalized citizen from an African country as of Sept. 2013. I am filing for my OUT-OF-STATUS husband.

More information is needed in order to analyze eligibility your husband may have for attaining immigration benefits as a spouse of a recently...

Can a potential employer fill the i-864

In a family-based adjustment of status case, generally any U.S. citizen or Permanent Resident living in the U.S. who has sufficient income and is...

Can I apply for naturalization from my secondary residence location which I am physically living there? Thank you in advance.

Best wishes with your new house. The Immigration statute defines one's "residence" as his/her place of general abode, meaning "his principal,...

Illegal immigrant marrying USC

As mentioned in previous answers, generally a U.S. citizen who marries a foreign national who entered the U.S. lawfully and with inspection (such...