Is it true that a US citizen can sponsorise me as his child. Like taking care of me in us.

No it is not. A US citizen can only sponsor a biological child, adopted child or stepchild for family immigration. It sounds like you have been...

What is the next step?

I would not hang my future on a self-prepared I-601A waiver any more than I would hang it on my ability to fly a Boeing 767 if the pilot had a...

Son petitioned mother....he is a citizen...mom is came to us illegely. They filed the forms needed.

You are about to make a very serious mistake. If the mom spent more than 6 months in the US illegally, the moment she leaves the US, she will be...

I have been waiting for more than 5 months to have an interview at the US embassy in Jordan !!

Unfortunately, every consulate has its own procedures for assigning interview slots and the timing of the interview will depend on how many people...

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If your case did not get recommended for approval at the conclusion of the interview, there is a good chance that there are issues with eligibility...

How to get a legal status, been out of status for 14 years

If you and your girlfriend get married, you could eventually obtain status through her. There are several potential options, some of which take...

Am I under unlawful presence here?

If you maintained status here the entire time, you are protected against the unlawful presence bar. When you file a non-frivolous application fore...

Hi All. I might be moved to a another location. As per the USCIS regulation recently, I can move only after filing the H1B Amend

You should discuss these matters with your employer's immigration attorney. If your employer did not use an immigration attorney to file the...

How long does one need to remain in the USA upon receiving a green card?

There is a myth out there that if you only stay out less than 6 months at a time, or in aggregate, you are completely safe from a charge of...

How much do I have to pay for filing a Fiance Visa petition with dependents?

The fees are discussed on the www.uscis.gov and the www.dos.gov websites. If you are having so much trouble with the instructions that you do not...