Iam a Bahamian and my wife is Cuban Iam currently in the bahamas can she file for me to ajust my status once she has ajusted her

Your wife must be a USC before she can sponsor you to become an LPR with an immediate immigrant visa available to you.

Deferred Action and false social security number

You should be okay to file but I strongly suggest you retain an experienced attorney to assist you.

Immigration: citizenship through naturalization: 3 month residence rule.

I assume you maintained a residence in Fort Lauderdale while you travelled abroad. If your residence was and is Fort Lauderdale then that is where...

How does an ilegal immigrant get married in Florida?

Your immigration status has no bearing on whether you can get married. Go to the local courthouse clerks office. A clerk will be able to answer all...

It is up to the school. Some schools will allow you to attend with no status. You however will be required to pay out-of-state tuition. Contact the...

Could i apply and get asylum if a transgender woman from Mexico?

I have handled transgender cases in the past and currently have a client with a situation similar to yours. You may have a few means of obtainign...

I just got married.Should i still pursue the Dream act,Or become naturalized through marriage?

Sounds like you qualify for DA but you do not qualify to adjust status through marriage because you did not enter the country legally.

What is the grace period to file a change of status (to F1 or B2) for an H1B holder who is laid off? Any recent cases?

There is no grace period. You are out of status and an adjustment will not be granted. I suggest you depart immediately and do not incur any more...

I would like to know what forms I need to file for my wife. I am a US Citizen. We have been married for 10 years.

Make an info pass appointment at your local uscis office (USCIS.gov) an immigration officer will provide you with all forms that you need to file...

3 or 4 months if it is possible from inside the USA. I suggest you depart the USA without overstaying your B2 and apply at the US consulate. I...