A friend of mine is in prison and wants to marry her boyfriend and babys father but he is a illegal immigrant how would they??

Prisons have rules and regulations pertaining to an inmates ability to marry so those would have to be checked. Additionally, the marriage itself...

Can my Deferred action application be denied because my birth certificate from Mexico a different age, from backgrouch check.

Quite possibly, yes. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney who can review your situation and offer you case specific advice.

How long does it usually take to get work authorization as a cuban parolee

Generally speaking an alien paroled in the public interest such as a Cuban can obtain employment authorization in 60 to 90 days. Consult with an...

I am under TPS is there any way i can apply for a green card ?

TPS itself does not lead to a green card. You still have to qualify through typical means. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney who...

Should we reapply again?Since we passed the deadline to:appeal, reopen or a reconsideration?

You indicated that you have an attorney so you should be discussing this with him. If you are unsatisfied with your attorney then you should...

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals- I received an RFE for proof of "unlawful status as of June 15, 2012". Help?

Your case is a great example of why there is much more to a DACA application (or any other application for that matter) than just filing our a...

Do I need to Leave the country?

If your boyfriend entered the county unlawfully then it is quite possible that he will ultimately have to leave the U.S. to obtain an immigrant...

My father got arrested at the border and deported for trying to come back to the us. He has re-entered and I'm 22 years old

Assuming you are a U.S. citizen you can certainly petition for your father. However, the fact that he was deported and re-entered the U.S.,...

Hi there, I had a H1B visa expired on 4-Apr-2009. I have not travelled to USA using this visa. Can I apply for H1B again?

Unfortunately, no. Since you never traveled to the U.S. you never held H-1B status. Thus you continue to be subject to the H-1B cap. -----------

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What's the worst thing that culd happen.

The worst that could happen? Your case could be denied and you are deported. Without more facts there is no way to know whether that is likely or...

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