U visa consular process _ doc checklist

For U Visa consular processing, it may be best to contact an attorney directly to see about how to go about it. Even some consular officials are...

What should I put in question #16 on I-130 form?

Before starting over with I-130, they should try to get SB1 visa, and it sounds like they may have a chance at getting it due to the circumstances...

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My TPS is approved can i apply for asylum?

Having TPS or not having it does not affect one's eligibility for asylum. More important is whether you file the application within one year of...

Can I adjust my status if I came in illegally?

It depends, and to find out for sure, you should contact an immigration attorney directly to review your exact situation.The illegal entry and...

What can I do my husband is undocumented and I don't want to lose my husband

You should contact an immigration attorney directly to go over your husband's immigration and criminal history (if any). Some immigration attorneys...

Can I speed up my moms AOS even though she has an overstay?

It may be worth trying an Infopass at the Atlanta USCIS office (not the same place where they take fingerprints). SOMETIMES they allow attorneys to...

Can I get My Green Card from out of country after leaving the US?

Your U.S. citizen son can petition for you if he is at least 21 years old. Being in another country, you will then need to do consular processing,...

My mum is a US permanent resident and I am an international student. Is it possible she applies for permanent residency for me?

It depends on overall eligibility, but it is possible. It would be best to contact an immigration attorney directly to speak in more detail about...

A U.S. Citizen can petition for a spouse and for any stepchild who was under the age of 18 at the time the U.S. Citizen married the stepchild's...

What are the risk of traveling to Mexico with advance parole when your form I-130 its approved?

If you already have Advance Parole, it will probably be ok, but you should speak directly with an immigration attorney before you leave to go over...