How do we proceed to get my daughters fiances legal in the US? he has been here 10 years and is 21. How expensive is it?

If he had a permanent resident card, and it expired, he is likely still in permanent resident status. A green card is like a passport. Just because...

In order to be eligible for VAWA, one must prove that s/he was a person of good moral character during the statutory period (3 or 5 years,...

I'm a legal resident applying for citizenship. Will I be required to document every departure/re-entry to the US?

You must follow the instructions on the form, which ask for your trips outside the US during the last 5 years.

How long should I wait before I request extra info about my citizenship approval decision?

You should wait at least 30 days from the date the documents were received before you follow up.

Is he able to enter?

A person who enters on ESTA/Visa Waiver Program cannot adjust or extend status in the US. It's one of the key conditions of being able to use that...

I filled I 130 still pending, my wife and I are separated but not divorced, threatened at times. Should I divorce? Is it better?

Your question does not make it clear whether you are the foreign national spouse or the US citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident sponsoring a...

My son's Green Card expires soon but he lives and works abroad as International Airline Pilot, can he still renew his residency?

Depending on how long he has been living outside the US, and what ties he maintains to the US, he may be deemed to have abandoned his status as a...

What does void action means .

Until your status is terminated, you remain a resident of the US, even if your card has expired. Hire a lawyer to write a letter to your employer....

CAN YOU B DEPORTED ON EXPIRED GRRENCARD W 2 WITHHOLDS BUT HAVE NEVER BEEN TO JAIL PRIOR TO THIS

A withhold of adjudication can be a conviction for immigration law purposes, even if the individual never served any time. Certain convictions...

PLEASE HELP! My LPR BF got detained and sent to Krome detention center. He committed a crime 10 years ago!

Unfortunately, a withhold of adjudication may be considered a conviction for immigration law purposes, and even a 10 year old conviction can be the...