I'm an LPR Cuban national who came to the U.S through an approved petition by my USC father, will my wife be able to become LPR?

i disagree with the analysis of my colleagues, but concur in the result. The issue is not that you were not granted LPR status under the Cuban...

Can my husband apply for legal residence in US before we move back? Can he get a work visa so he can legally work soon as poss?

There are a number of different scenarios which may work for you and your fiancee depending on the facts of your case. The key to making one of...

Can a illegal immigrant travel on a plane within the united states?

Yes, so long as the traveler has government issued identification (e.g. driver's license, state identification card, passport).

I recieve a letter from dhs to come to their office to adjust my status but i have green card for 12 years, expired in 6 mont

The fact that you have a criminal record and your application for naturalization was denied is indicative that you are being called in for the...

Generally speaking the Department of State treats the business enterprise you propose as a hobby or passive investment, not an active for profit...

TPS, EWI, Unlawful Presence, Advance Parole, and Marriage to USC

There has been discussion as to whether Arrabally and Yerrabelly applies to all grants of advance parole or solely to parole issued as a result of...

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Travelling back to India while H1B transfer is on progress

You will need a valid H-1B visa to return to the U.S. and a new visa cannot be issued without an approved petition. Under these circumstances it...

You will need a valid H-1B visa to return to the U.S. and a new visa cannot be issued without an approved petition. Under these circumstances it...

In order to be eligible to naturalize under the expedited naturalization provisions for spouses' of U.S. citizens you must be a) a lawful permanent...

I have a permanent bar under 212(a)(6)(c)(i) Can I apply for a waiver as my parents are US citizens?

The answer to your question will depend under which provision of section 212(a)(6)(C) you were found to be inadmissible. Certain aspects are...