I filed an immigrant visa for my husband & we came to the U S in 12/2006. He travels a lot, can he still apply for U S citizen?

When you state that he "hasn't been here for 18 months" do you mean "as a practical matter" or not one step in the country? If the latter, then he...

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What's the best way to get an L1-Visa by virtue of an investment in a US business ?

An L-1 visa is not an investment visa. It is used for the transfer of executive/managerial or specialized knowledge employees to the United...

How do I get an L1 visa for an Indian national ?

Is it feasible? Quite possibly, but more information is needed. Additionally. there is no way to advise you of what to expect and the costs of...

Will my ESTA affect my green card application

You clearly have an arrest which needs to be disclosed. Just because you were 17 does not mean that the offense is considered a juvenile offense....

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Is there any way my fiance can be here legally while the process to legalize her gets done?

Assuming you are a U.S. citizen and your fiancee entered legally as you suggest, once you are married you can petition for her and she can apply...

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Can my spouse not be at AOS interview?

THe answer to this really depends upon how long your husband is gong to be unavailable. There are a number of different ways USCIS can elect to...

Will my expunged domestic violence criminal record affect my green card renewal ?

I agree with Mr. Capriotti. Expungements are ineffective for immigration purposes. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney.

I am a US Citizen petitioning for my mom's greencard to come here from India. I need help with questions about her past.

You need to consult with an experienced immigration attorney. Your mother has an immigration history and it will come up during the course of her...

Do we need to wait for our marriage until his citizenship is approved?

The fact that someone is married to an alien unlawfully in the United States is no a reason to deny an application for naturalization. Consult...

Based on these facts you are permanently ineligible for citizenship a an aggravated felon. Moreover, your conviction renders you deportable from...