How long is the K1 fiance visa valid for?

A fiancé visa is valid for 1 entry for 120 days from the date of issuance. Once you arrive in the United States you have 90 days to marry your...

Hi. I m fiancee of us citizen,i have k1 visa, we marry in july.we want adopt us born child 8m old.is it possible.

Adoption is a matter of state law and the requirements will vary from state to state. Consult with an attorney in your are who is experienced in...

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Hello, Was I adopted by my stepdad and became a US Citizen when I was granted permanent residency?

Under these facts for you to derive citizenship from your step-father he must have adopted you prior to your turning 16 years of age (among other...

What do I need to do to get my citizenship?

Under what is known as the 50/20 rule (55 years of age and 20 years of permanent residence) you can take the examination in your native language. ...

May I can change my status?

It appears that once your husband becomes a U.S. citizen you will become eligible for adjustment of status to that of a lawful permanent resident. ...

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If you are maintaining lawful status it is possible for you to file an application to change your status within the United States. Consult with an...

I am a green card holder i got my first DUI,is this affect me when i ask for my citizen

Possibly. It will depend upon the facts surrounding your arrest and your immigration history. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney for...

If I fill out a i-821 and it gets approved once I get the money for the I-130 and I-485 . will I be able to change my statues.

Being granted TPS has does not instantaneously make you eligible for adjustment of status. Whether you are eligible will depend upon the specific...

What will happen on my visa interview?

If you husband was previously deported twice then there is a good chance he is subject to the permanent bar to inadmissibility. This can only be...

How can I regain a permanent resident card when I was deported unjustly and allowed to return due to winning a 9thcircuit appeal

If you were erroneously deported as a permanent resident and the 9th Circuit vacated the BIA decision, your permanent resident status was...

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