I came to the US when I was 16, and I just turned 18 in March. Will the 3/10 years ban apply for me if I want to leave now?

You begin to accrue unlawful presence for the purpose of the bar when you turned 18. Once you turn 18 years +6 months (September), your departure...

Pros and Cons of cross chargeability?

The availability of cross-chargeability in your case is of course a big plus for your spouse, who would otherwise be subject to a long wait. You...

Immigration Question: How to get LPR status back after voluntarily giving green card to U.S Embassy for living abroad too long?

Unfortunately, now that you voluntarily relinquished your green card status, you don’t necessarily have grounds to get a new green card. However,...

Permanent resident, moved to Mass at 3, here for 17 years, deportation order ever since.

If, after April 1, 1997, she accumulated over a year of unlawful presence, left to Mexico and then was caught attempting to enter illegally, she is...

I’m trying to leave the country for 2 weeks to the Dominican Republic Wil us custom stop me and hold me and call my probation

Do not try to travel without permission from your probation officer. Yes, you can get caught and may end up behind bars.

Am I entitled to be considered a US citizen?

Your case is an out-of-wedlock birth, claiming citizenship through father. Because you were born after 12/24/1952, the applicable provisions are...

Have k1 visa but things went south and meet someone else.. she is seeking asylum can I pull visa and marry her ?

Under a law known as IMBRA, you must wait 2 years from the first I-129F (K-1 petition)’s approval date before filing a second K-1, unless you...

Files are often held for further review. Hopefully, you’lol get the decision very soon. Yes, interviews are often recorded.

Possession of ammunition by a convicted felon is a federal felony under 18 USC 922(g). In Florida, under, Florida Statute Section 790.23, the...

HOW TO CHANGE TPS TO U VISA HOW TO DO J1 WAIVE (J1 was personal funded)

Greetings, from what I understand, you entered in J-1 status, subject to the 212(e) 2-year home residency requirement. You fell out of status and...