I am a permanent resident. Do I have to pay an application fee for each relative petition I file? I am filing for two children

Yes you would need to file separate I-130's for every eligible family member. Consult a qualified immigration attorney before filing the petitions.

My fiance has TPS from Honduras since 1998, im a citizen, can he get green card & not have to leave the US if we marry?

I agree with my colleagues, you need to contact a qualified Immigration Attorney before deciding to file anything on his behalf if you do get...

You need to file a motion to unseal and re-seal after obtaining certified copies of the arrest report and dispositions.

Im a high school student who came here with visa how can i get a permanent resident not tps??

I agree with my colleagues you should contact a qualified lImmigration attorney for a review of your case in order to properly determine which...

I received a letter of trespass notifiction from a police officer. Should I disclose it in N400 application?

If your were issued a trespass warning then you wouldn't have to disclose it; however if you were given a citation and/or charges were filed...

My husband received his 2yrs greencard 2wks now everything has change, how can I withdraw my petition I'm filing for divorce

I agree with my colleague the I-130 was already approved so you won't be able to withdraw that petition.

Work permit?

Further information regarding the application process will be provided by the DHS within the next 60 days, the following links provide some...

If I am doing consular processing

Yes, for more info go to the USCIS at the following...

Will my wife be able to apply for US citizenship if she owes money to the IRS.

You wife will be held to a standard of good moral character for the 5 years prior to applying for citizenship; IRS debt, child support debt etc.,...

Didn't receive "Notice of Action" on time , missed biometrics appointment, EAD in RFE

You can schedule an info pass appointment at your local USCIS office in order to speak to an officer. http://infopass.uscis.gov/

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