Naturalization

I agree with my colleagues you will want to sit down and speak with a qualified immigration attorney in your area, make sure to bring with you all...

Was is the process to bring a foreign national spouse married to a US citizen outside of the United States?

If he is an active member of the military his command may have a USCIS liason that can be of assistance to you in this process. I put a link down...

I am an abused immigrant wife

I hope you take up my colleague's offer. Remember there is no need to stay in an abusive situation, but you must take the first step and reach out...

UK Sponsored L1A Visa in the USA, role change an unwilling to move.

I agree with my colleague and note that it appears you are the convergence of two fields; employment and immigration. You must properly maintain...

My husband renewed his permanent resident card 5 years ago and now he is being held for putting some false information. We do

I agree with my colleagues you need to speak with a qualified immigration attorney ASAP

Expiring Green Card 11/24/11, Renewal I-90 sent to USCIS, confused.

Employers have a valid concern with the escalating government intervention into employment practices, but as my colleagues mentioned you are still...

I need to file the I-485,can I apply for a fee waiver based on my wife's receiving food stamps & medicaid?What about the I-864?

You may want to fish around for a qualified immigrant non-for-profit organization that can offer assistance with filing for the fee waiver packet. ...

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I want to get married to my immigrant boyfriend, Can he really get a permanent residence and how long will it take? I am Us born

I agree with my colleagues, you will want to speak with a qualified immigration attorney as to his ability to adjust his status.

I lost my 10 years green card, the new replaced card will have same expires date and card number as the original card?

If you simply filed for a replacement of a lost card, then yes the expiration will be the same.

Immigration status

My colleague is correct length of time in the U.S. alone does not make an individual eligible for Permanent Residency.