Moving back to Canada after work visa expires?

All of those assets and liabilities continue to be yours. For example, anyone can own property in the United States. What you retain of your...

Can USCIS deny me a citizenship ?

As part of adjudicating an application for naturalization, USCIS will review the immigration history of the applicant to make sure that they were...

The facts of your case will determine who is best able to help you. I would start with an experienced immigration attorney who can understand why...

Yes, you can apply for a change of status without having to leave the United States. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney.

Can I change my h2b to b2 amid Covid-19?

Yes, someone who has been admitted to the U.S. as an H-2B worker can apply to change status to a B-2 visitor. Consult with an experienced...

My sister living in USA and i would love to reunite with family i apply 4 years ago paid money and now waiting ,is it possible

Unfortunately, due to quota backlogs, the wait for a U.S. citizen petitioning for a sibling can be 10-40 years depending on your country of birth. ...

Hello, if I am in a immigration process with a work permit from my employer, can I get in another process?

Generally speaking, if there are 100 ways in which to obtain permanent residence and you are eligible for all 100, you can apply for all of them...

What is the best thing to do since my I-130 application was denied due to the lack of proof that the beneficiary is my son.

It appears that you do not have an attorney assisting you which can be a costly error, both in terms of time and money. There are numerous...

Can you appeal a denial for a non-immigrant visa if you traveled in another name over 10 years ago?

More facts are properly needed to answer your question. “Travel visa” can mean many things as there is no such thing under U.S. immigration law. ...

How can a Canadian senior apply for US residency?

Unfortunately, the U.S. does not have a “retirement visa.” However, you may be able to remain in the U.S. for longer than 6 months per year as a...