My husband was deported in 2009 and again in 2011. Is there a possibility of him obtaining a waiver?

Reentering the US without permission after a previous deportation is a federal crime. Your husband was very lucky that he was not indicted in...

AFTER REMOVAL MY SPOUSE FILE I 130 WICH IS APPROVED ALSO WAIVER IS APPROVED (I HAVE NO CRIMINAL RECORD )WHAT IS THE CHANCES CAN

If the I-130 was approved and the waiver of inadmissibility was also approved you have great chances of coming back! Consult with an experienced...

Can 1 adjust thier status here in the US if they entered the US after 2001 illegaly & is now married to a US citizen since 2005

It appears that he is not 245(I) eligible. He will have to go back for consular processing since his I-130 is already approved. The problem is...

You should have your case reviewed by an experienced immigration attorney. The criminal case (even though it is old) may make you deportable. Your...

You should have your case reviewed by an experienced immigration attorney. The criminal case (even though it is old) may make you deportable. Your...

It all depends if the crime (for which you are on probation) made you inadmissible or not. You should contact an immigration attorney to review...

Can i sponser my sister and her daughter?

You can petition for your sister (her children will be derivative beneficiaries of that petition). Now, your sister will not get any immediate...

My fiance was deported last year we have a 2 year old and an11 month old will he be able to enter back in the u.s. with being

It all depends on the reason why he was deported. Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry

I have a 2 year green card. my husband is physically abusive and i have no proof. if i divorce him, can i stil renew my card?

You should definitely hire an attorney to handle your case. Because you are having issues before you have removed the conditions of your residence,...

I am a retired canadian citizen and I'd like to move to LA to live near my daughter and grandson.

If your daughter is a citizen, and you are otherwise admissible, she could petition for you. You will be able to obtain your legal permanent...