Married illegal immigrant. Aftr 2 yrs of marriage, he's verbally abusive & not loving. If I divorce, what can happen to him?

Sorry to learn of the abuse and problems you have encountered. Someone who is not in valid immigration status remains at risk of...

Will i have to go back to my country before i become a legal resident?

Generally, a person who enters the U.S. lawfully and with inspection, overstays a visa and falls out of status, and then marries a U.S. Citizen,...

I am a non relative and want to sponsor a non immigrant. that is not going to be my employee

Generally, eligibility for immigration benefits is based on various categories of family relationships and employment. U.S. immigration laws do...

Hi I and my wife both got I-485 approval. But she left to India without stamp on passport. her parole docs expired.

Once one's I-485 Adjustment of Status application is approved, she should use her new Green Card for travel. Her former Advance Parole document...

Legal permenant status

Under current law, when a daughter who is a U.S. Citizen reaches age 18, she could file adjustment of status applications for her parents, assuming...

The USCIS hold I 485 cus i didnt include tax return of my wife( petitioner) she is studset and has never worked?

Generally, the USCIS will accept, process and approve a properly prepared immigration case where the U.S. Citizen spouse signs an Affidavit of...

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I am a us citizen and boyfriend lives in United kingdom

Generally, if a boyfriend living abroad intends to marry a U.S. citizen, it will be necessary for to seek a fiance visa, to be followed by marriage...

How can i get a green card

Generally, if a spouse of a U.S. Citizen initially entered the U.S. lawfully and with inspection, then the couple may apply for adjustment of...

I-94 Validity Question

A person who has filed a valid Form I-485 Application to Adjust status at a time during which he/she was in valid nonimmigrant status,...

Can I fix my Husband's papers if im 18?

Neither being married to a U.S. citizen nor having a baby, by themselves or together is sufficient for relief from removal/deportation. In order...