Can immigration deny US Citizenship if someone did not apply for theselective services?

All permanent residents between the age of 18 and 26 must register for the selective service. Because of the age you had when you became a legal...

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What does an F1 student need to do after getting married to a US citizen

Once both of you are married, he would have to file a petition with immigration called an I-130. There is another form called an I-485 to "adjust"...

We have an aprrovel paper but it had expired my husband has not had his liscenses sence 2009 he is the only one working.

Because it is not clear what this "approval paper" you mention is (if from immigration, what type of document, what form, what is it approving,...

Stepson has green card but has been in colombia finsihing college. been out country 51 weeks. any problem reentering the US

My undestanding is that it is 6 months. It sounds like a bad idea for his residence to live in Colombia for what is just about a year. He may be...

Does a recorded judgment trump my previously recorded deed?

In Florida there is a statute, number 61.075, which allows a Court to grant interests in real property to a Husband or a Wife in a divorce (here it...

Video communication with my child?

If your order or final judgment is not specific enough regarding video communication (via skype, webcam, or otherwise) you would not be able to...

How do I go about finding a good disability lawyer?

Usually, by word of mouth. For instance, although I do not practice Social Security Law, I worked some years back with a lawyer in Orlando named...

Do I need to hire a lawyer? What is the possible cost?

Hmmm...the issue is not so much whether or not you can petition to adopt your niece, but you mentioned the question: "will there be issues with her...

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My daughter in law wont let us see our grandson.

It is difficult for grandparents in Florida to obtain visitation with their grandchildren when one of the two parents objects. It is a sad...

If your child is residing with you, and his/her I.D. documents, driver's license, etc., reflect your address, it may be wise to file eviction...