What is the procedure and how likely is it that my file will be approved

A person who has entered the country legally and who is in a bona fide marriage with a U.S. citizen can file a "one-step application" with I-130...

Can being convicted at 17 years old count against you as a crime of moral turpitude?

You should contact a good immigration attorney, not only to address this question, but also to analyze whether he can apply for adjustment of...

Will my misdemeanor in shoplifting prevent me from getting citizenship?

Be careful. Under federal immigration law, many situations in which there is not an actual convictions is still considered a conviction for...

Do I have a chance of being approved for DACA?

I am sorry to hear this situation. It would have been wise to have talked with a good immigration attorney at the time to lift the condition on...

I'm going to marry a US citizen and i came here illegally but i was just a kid. Will i get deported if i marry my boyfriend?

You will not get deported just for marrying, and the marriage may enable you to obtain permanent legal status, depending on certain facts in your...

About U visa work permit

Has your wife already applied for a U Visa (assuming you were married to her when you filed your application)? If not, now is the time to do so....

What papers will I need to get married if my wife is from the Cayman Islands also what papers will she need

It would be best to talk directly and in more detail with a good immigration attorney. Unfortunately, the immigration procedure is often much more...

It would be best to have a current, valid passport. It would also be wise to contact a good immigration attorney directly before filing, and even...

My husband has been pardoned for a felony which occurred in 2003 and are now seeking citizenship.

It would be best to discuss this directly with a good immigration attorney in more detail to better ensure a smooth process.

How long does the process take to file for citizenship, my green card expires in August 2016

It generally takes about 6 months, sometimes faster, and sometimes slower, especially if USCIS asks to see more evidence, or if there are any...