Self Petition by accuser (wife), its impact on my immigration status, its affect on divorce and custody of child

Third person agreeing with prior two attorneys' responses. You need to consult privately with an immigration attorney.

Hi my name is angela im currently pregnant and unemployed i been considering to ask for cash aid

Removing Unemployment tag because this is an immigration issue. When you try to gain legal status through a marriage to a US Citizen (as is the...

I'm here for 3years now and i was wondering if i can start file for citizenship? i want to get my husband here with me&our son

You can apply for US Citizenship 4 years and 9 months from the "resident since" date on your greencard (assuming you are a permanent resident). ...

Social Security Benefits/Immigration QUESTION

He may qualify for SSI benefits (not the same as regular Social Security benefits, funded in totally different way) based on his age if he is low...

What would happen if I divorce my husband right after I received my permanent residence?

It is possible to remove conditions from your greencard even if you get divorced (just take a look at the I-751 and you will see a category for...

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When you indicated you were in the military and answered "no" to questions relating to military service, that created a conflict and USCIS wants an...

Your expired passport as well as your school ID can be considered for entry for your biometrics appointment. Generally speaking, you would present...

Do I need a waiver?

Your question is confusing. Are you attempting to enter the USA or are you already in the USA? Much of the answer would likely depend on if you...

Do I qualify for a waiver?

This may be of interest to you (I am not affiliated at all with this law firm and/or their website, just decent information that is pertinent to...

What is the due date to receieve a decision for marriage immigration case?

There is never a "due date" for receiving a decision (there are certain circumstances where you can sue USCIS for a decision in federal court, but...