What do I need to do?

Immigration law takes a very harsh position on drug convictions, and the exact consequences depend on the exact wording of his record of...

Can I go personally to the nearest USCIS office to fix this? Do I need to have my birth certificate notarized?

You need to file Form I-90 to address the error on your green card. This cannot be done at your local Field Office. You must follow the...

Can I apply for citizenship without changing my name on my permanent residency card to cut costs?

I see a couple problems here, not the least of which is that the DMV thought that you were a citizen. Why did they come to that conclusion? If you...

Which visa ( immigrant or non-immigrant ) I can apply for starting a business in USA ? I have never been to USA.

The answer to your question will depend on quite a number of factors, including but not limited to your country of citizenship, whether you already...

My parole is expired from 20 years ago (from Cuba). Can I apply for Permanent Residence based on Cuban nationality?

You should be eligible to get your green card under the Cuban Adjustment Act, however, a comprehensive review of your case is required to determine...

Did you file an I-485 and I-765 with your VAWA application? If not, that could explain why you did not receive an EAD while your VAWA was pending....

I have handled similar cases with successful outcomes when the second relationship was bona fide (meaning that you are not with your current...

Israel is a notoriously tough jurisdiction for E-1 applications, so it is important that you work with a qualified and experienced lawyer. A...

Can Coa : cr6 file benefit to join or 130 for children under 21 outside the country . Which is better and faster

There is no derivative status for CR6; this code relates to an immediate relative petition. Only those who fall within the priority quota-based...

If we were to get married, would that affect his processing? Would it potentially speed it up? Or should we just wait?

In order to adjust status in the US, one generally needs to be in status. There are exceptions for immediate relatives of US citizens and for...