While the look back period to prove good moral character is five years, USCIS has the discretion to look beyond this period to determine good moral...

TPS holder with citizen father- granted TPS before 18yrs old. Now 25. Had time w/o status as a child. Adjustment an option?

Consult an experienced immigration attorney to determine your options. In the right circumstances you may be able to adjust your status but not...

Can I loose my conditional Residence status if I divorce my spouse before the 2 years required period?

You will have to prove by clear and convincing evidence that your marriage was in good faith and not for purposes of evading the immigration laws...

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E-2 aplication but overstayed a short while

As my colleagues stated, if you did not overstay 180 days or more you should not have an inadmissibility bar to return to the United States if your...

How long would it take to have my f1 visa status changed to legal permanent resident if petioned by my father who is a citizen

As my colleagues stated you are in the preference category and can only adjust status when a visa becomes available if you are in the U.S. in a...

What happens if TPS is not renewed for Haitians?

You particular situation needs personalized legal advice and you should consult an immigration attorney as quickly as possible to discuss the facts...

Cu7 advance parole

Your spouse obtained permanent residence through the Cuban Adjustment Act. You have applied for adjustment of status as the spouse to be...

If i get married to my girlfriend wishing the US, can i add her to my pending asylum case? I still don't have date for hearing

While you can add your spouse to your asylum application, you should seriously consider retaining an experienced immigration attorney to help you...

Immigration.

If you will like to adjust your status to that of a permanent resident as the spouse of a citizen, you will need a waiver because of your theft...

Confused & unsure....

You have to do a cost benefit analysis. What is the cost of you remaining legally in the U.S. as against the cost of retaining an attorney. With...