Is this grounds for marriage fraud?

I am very sorry to hear of the problems with your marriage and your pending divorce case. The reasons for a marriage not working and leading to...

Can you reveal that someone is an illegal immigrant in court?

Your question does not really seek immigration legal feedback, and might be more appropriate for a forum addressing landlord/tenant-type questions....

Remove Condition Vs N600

In general, a child under age 18 who already is a Permanent Resident or Conditional Resident at the time his/her parent naturalizes, automatically...

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Remove Condition vs. N600

In general, a child under age 18 who already is a Permanent Resident or Conditional Resident at the time his/her parent naturalizes, automatically...

Is it legal/possible to enter the U.S with B1/B2 visa then adjust status to LPR?

A B1/B2 visitor's visa is appropriate only for someone intending to enter the U.S. temporarily and then to leave. If it is your intention to enter...

Should i contact my congress man if yes please how?

Sorry to hear of the delays you encountered, but regrettably such delays are not uncommon when the paper file must be transferred from removal...

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J-1 visa

The Form DS2019 should show whether you are subject to a two-year home residency requirement. Usually that requirement is associated with J-1...

I want to get married but my fiance has a warrant out and is illegal.

Generally, an arrest of a juvenile for alcohol possession will not stand in the way of adjusting status through marriage to a U.S. Citizen. It...

How can my husband drop a name on his certificate of naturalization?

In addition to the information in the previous response, note that formal name changes for adults through the courts is not very difficult. Many...

I don't understand whats going on in the administrative processing if hiring a lawyer would help my case.

When an adjustment of status application adjudication cannot be completed on the date of the interview, the USCIS considers it a "continued" case...