How can i get back my filing fee after immigration let me know that my kids were incorrectly admitted and only refunded for 1.

If you child was incorrectly admitted as a conditional resident instead of a permanent resident then you can file to have his card (and record of...

Is it really a 10 year ban on reentering the USA after a b1/b2 Visa overstay?

Your fiancée overstayed by more than a year before he was granted voluntary departure. Thus, he was not deported, but when he left he subjected...

Immigration court

Yes, you should get a lawyer. Immigration Court is not a place to be fooling around. Retain an experienced immigration attorney to represent you...

I was for 24 month in custody of the DOC in FL , I'm a legal immigrant but don't have residence in all the time that .....

Based upon your criminal conviction it appears that you are ineligible for permanent residence for having been convicted of a crime involving moral...

Can i file for my 36 year old married son

Yes, you can petition for your son. The question of why you did not list him on your application for residence will more than likely come up. I...

3 year bar over

You were not found inadmissible because of unlawful presence. You were found inadmissible due to your drug use as the consular officer determined...

How can I bring my fiancé from his native country if he is deported after being denied cancelation of removal?

Unfortunately this is not a simple question. More facts are needed in order to properly answer it. If you are truly serious about this, then...

I apply for TPS after TPS i can have my green card

Unfortunately, TPS itself does not lead to permanent residence. in order to become a permanent resident you must qualify like any other...

As a U.S. citizen you can petition for your sister. However, the fact that she is in the United States unlawfully will, most likely, require her...

If deported with 10 year bar is there a way to appeal your charges from your native country?

Generally speaking, when you depart the United States you waive your right to appeal. There are, however, some exceptions to this rule. Whether...