Greetings. A staffing agency sponsored me for an EB2 visa. It was already filed, awaiting approval. EAD was already issued.

I suggest you direct your questons to the staffing agency or their attorney. They are most familiar with your case.

Whatever visa Attorney feels is sufficient.

You will need to consult with an experienced attorney and provide the attorney with copies of all documents.

HI, I'M A CITIZEN AND I WANT TO GET MARRIED WITH A ILLEGAL PERSON !!!

You are free to marry. However, because your fiance/husband has already been deported and because he entered the USA a second time - possible...

What ID is valid for a Deferred Action Biometrics Appointment?

Your appointment letter and student Id. should be fine. Bring a certified copy of your birth certificate if you have one. It is recommended that...

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Does new immigrant's money need to pay tax in USA?

It will not be taxed in the USA. Make sure to document where the money came from - that it was earned overseas and is not USA income.

Hello can i get second j1 visa in the same trainee program but a different sponsor and employer? i have the waiver done as well

I agree with my colleagues.

Can I be my husband’s sponsor?

You can sponsor your husband. However, I suggest you retain an experienced US immigration attorney as there are some technical issues involved.

Why are detainees (that are illegal aliens) getting transferred from ICE to the US Marshals?

More information is needed to know why he was transferred. It could have to do with a criminal charge or it could be a facility where ICE has a...

I plan to marry a woman from china. There are 2 companies ready to hire her when she gets here at $35K year. What do I do first?

I agree with my colleagues. There are two ways to bring her to the USA; as a fiance or as a wife. There are differences in the procedure as well as...

Non U.S. citizen, lived, worked and paid U.S. taxes in a U.S. territory for 11 years can I reclaim my SS deductions.

I agree with my colleague. This is more of a tax question then an immigration question.