I have been in USA for 5years. I did my high school here and currently in a tech school. My uncle filed for guardianship and It

When did your uncle file for guardianship for you? The precise language in the court's order regarding guardianship may determine whether you can...

What is the possibility of re-entering the US after being deported for having a felony conviction and spent 2 years in prison?

It really depends on more information that is needed, especially, what was he convicted of.

Can l withdraw my asylum application due to an approved family based I-130, filed by my US citizen daughter?

The I-130 is just the beginning of the process and in itself does not give you legal status, a work permit, or even protection from deportation....

USCIS should evaluate your I-130 independently of the DACA application. But each case is very fact-specific, meaning that each case can be very...

How can I be a citizen?

More information is needed. Do you have a green card? Are either of your parents citizens?

What can i do at this situstion pls?

You should contact a good immigration attorney right away to make an appointment. There are special protections in the immigration laws for abused...

What can i do?

You should contact a good immigration attorney right away to make an appointment. There are special protections in the immigration laws for abused...

Hi it’s going to be my 3rd time applying for DACA where do I go?

You can search for attorneys on this site. Attorneys cannot recommend their own services on this site but you can contact directly any of the...

Citizenship denied on lack of documentation, should i file n-336 or a new citizenship 400 application?

I agree with Elena. In this situation, it is best to just re-file the N-400, but I do recommend doing it with a good immigration attorney.

What will happen in court w/o a lawyer? Can he use the 1st offenders act? How will this affect the process of getting his res.?

More information would be needed to provide an adequate answer. Generally, it is better to have an attorney whenever you go to court, even for a...