I received RFE on my L1 B extension, here are the questions form USCIS. Can you please suggest something on this?

It would be irresponsible for us to answer this question on this forum, because we are not familiar with the individual details of your case. Your...

Can I use a SSN that's on a card which says "Valid to work only with DHS authorization" obtained in 2007 to file 2012 taxes?

You should use your SSN to file.

Immigration benefit

I like to call the U-Visa the "magic eraser" because most grounds of inadmissability, including unauthorized employment, are forgiven for U-Visa...

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If my asylum case is pending, can I remain legally in the US?

Yes, you may remain until a decision is made on your case, though you are not in any actual immigration status. I agree with my colleague, that it...

Any help/guidance will be highly appreciated....specifically if from California immigration attorney!

I always advise my clients to bring complete certified records, including the arrest report. You don't want to show up without it, and have your...

Green card!

You can bring a copy of the letter that shows you as the authorized user and a copy of your card. Also, bear in mind that this is not the only...

Will I be deported from US or will my permanent residency be denied as I have $5000 due with my credit cards from country origin

Foreign credit card debt should have no bearing on your ability to remove conditions from your residence. If non-payment of credit card debt...

Is there any way my wife can gain citizenship without leaving america?

If you're a US citizen, she should be able to get her green card without leaving the US. Provided you are still married, she will be eligible to...

Moving to USA with Dui on criminal record help?

If your dad is a U.S. citizen, he can (and should) file for your green card right away. He cannot do it after you turn 21, so it's best to get...

I was moved over to the US by my employer on an L1 Visa and have just been fired.

Your L-visa is tied to that specific employer. You would not be authorized to work for another employer in the U.S. unless they applied for you.