Except in rare cases, such as after criminal convictions, one should not expect to be required to have an interview to "renew a Green Card" at the...

In addition to the previous two responses, note that criminal offenses beyond the five-year period still may be used by the USCIS to reach a...

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There are different immigration-related consequences for various law violations, and there is no substitution for consulting with an immigration...

My husband and i have been married 5 years. We have a 4 year old son. My husband is a permanent resident but he is married

A marriage generally is void if one of the spouses has an undissolved marrage at the time of the wedding. Once a divorce abroad is concluded, it...

How do I find someone who was here on a work visa from Germany in 1980?

There are no steps available through immigration resources to help you track down your father, but other steps may be available. Some private...

My mom lost her job due to her visa status. She has her green card but it is labeled void because it doesn’t display an

In addition to the information in the previous response, note that some "Green Cards" issued many years ago did not contain expiration dates, and...

I became a legal US resident when my father married a US citizen

Generally, if a father is granted Conditional Resident status, sometimes referred to as a "two year Green Card"), then it becomes necessary to...

Supporting documents for I-130 and I-485

Immigration officers often (but not always) ask to see original documents at an adjustment of status interview, but they will keep only...

My travel permit for 2years expired yesterday, and I am remaining in Japan now...

A Lawful Permanent Resident (holder of a "Green Card"), does not need and should not use Advance Parole (a "travel permit") to re-enter the U.S.,...

Is there any other way my father can file his removal for conditional residence status by himself

Sometimes it still amazes me that a few lawyers who do not devote all or nearly all of their practice to immigration law try to dabble in that area...