Can my husband sponsor his mother to get her a visa to the united states?
Your husband would have to be a US citizen to be able to sponsor his mother for a green card.
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Your husband would have to be a US citizen to be able to sponsor his mother for a green card.
Not unless you qualify asa minor under the Child Status Protection Act, (CSPA). You should ask your father's immigration attorney whether you do.
Yes, this could be a problem for you. Presumably you knew what having an H1B visa entailed as far as what you could or could not do. Surely you...
I agree with my colleagues that is probably to soon for you to go that route. I don't believe that you could get an NIW at this time.
EAD is not valid after expiration. You need to have it renewed and are not allowed to work until it is.
If you are a citizen you can petition for your spouse as an immediate relative and a visa would be immediately available for her.
As long as you entered the country prior to your 16th birthday and were under 31 as of June, 2012, you are eligible by age to apply for DACA.
Aside from the fact that you should not enter the US as visitors with the preconceived intention of getting your green cards, everything else is...
If you have a valid visa you can use it to enter the US, even if you later plan to quit your job.
This is a criminal defense question, not an immigration question.