Do i qualify for EB-2? (incomplete foreign bachelor in CIS + completed US associate degree + 10 Years of progressive experience)

The qualify for EB-2 under the education provisions you must hold either an advance degree (defined as something beyond a bachelor's degree (e.g....

I-130 and I-601

Generally speaking, the Office of the Chief Counsel will not agree to join in a motion to reopen a case based upon marriage until the I-130 is...

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I apply for Honduras tps in 2010 i was denied, the reason of denial was because i was over 21 years ol. Can i reapply?

Age is generally not a reason to deny a TPS applicaton. If you were previously granted TPS then the fact that you turned 21 should not result in...

Divorce and petition

Since you are currently married you parent must be a U.S. citizen to petitioin for you. This would fall under the Family 3rd preference. If you...

I have two separate approved I-140 petitions under EB3 and EB2 categories respectively, both with the same priority date.

For H-1B extension purposes, an approved I-140 is an approved I-140. The preference category makes no difference when using the I-140 to qualify...

L2 work permit

While you can certainly work for the same company as your husband, unlike an L-1 alien, an L-2 alien is not allowed to work until an EAD has been...

LPR with aggravated felony

Generally speaking, an alien who has been convicted of an aggravated felony is ineligible for relief from deportation. You should consult with...

Can I apply for I -751 after 10 years

While you can file an I-751 waiver petition at any time, the fact that you been outside the United States for 10 years pretty much leads to your...

I am a US resident since 1989- 17 years ago I committed a felony and never became US Citizen- can I sponsor my husband?

The answer to your question depends upon exactly when you became a permanent resident, what crime you were convicted of, and when it occurred. ...

How can i bring my daughter, her husband and my granddaughter to US?...

If you were born in the United States then it is possible that your daughter and granddaughter may be able to derive U.S. citizenship from you. If...