Where do I get started to sponsor a spouse for a green card and how long should we have know each other.

The chances of her getting a visitors visa are very slim. The next choice is a fiancee visa. You would need to travel to her country and meet her...

How would I go about getting citizenship? And be able to stay during?

You should immediately apply for your residency. You cannot apply for citizenship for at least 3 year after getting your green card. In the hands...

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If I'm staying in the country until the new year, does my 6 months reset in 2014? Or will I need to leave?

You get six months and it doesn't renew or reset in 2014. The only way you can stay for another 6 months is if you get an extension via an I-539...

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Can someone PLEASE answer this question? Very serious regarding K1 Visa!!

A good attorney will help you, not judge you. You cannot be denied just because of your age difference. It can serve as one factor along with other...

U visa Questions

It's taking time. Check out the website link below to the USCIS proceeding time list.

Is a marriage valid if the marriage certificate and info wasn't turned in to social security?

If you were legally married even though you are now separated the marriage is still valid until you get divorced. The Social Security...

Removal proceedings current priority date - dependent

I can understand why your attorney is telling you to wait but you can apply now for your adjustment of status and if I had your case I would do so...

Will my green card status be affected if my father loses his green card for some reason?

No. You will not lose your greencard. Even though you got your greencard through your father, your status is independent of his.

As long as you got married married to your fiance within the first 90 days after you arrived in the U.S., you are fine and you complied with the...

I hold an F1 status in the US, and I am not allowed to work (my SS says "Valid for work only with DHS authorization").

Anytime you are compensated for some service you perform or work you do it is considered income by the IRS. As my colleague stated in the previous...