What's the next step, after a consulate denie a case base on section 212(a)(5)(A) and 212(a)(6)(i)(e)

Since your visa application was denied based upon a finding of fraud you may be permanently inadmissible to the United States. You should consult...

Permanent residency

Since you have a re-entry permit it doesn't make a difference where you go when you enter the U.S. The idea of a re-entry permit is that it is...

I am now 21 & I've overstayed because my stepmother was filing for me & my father, but she decided to stop the procedure due to

How is your relationship with your stepmother? Just because she and your father divorced does not mean that she cannot continue to petition on...

Can my incarcerated b/f petition for me so that i can get a green card?

Even if your boyfriend is incarcerrated he can still petition for you even if he is incarcerated. However, there may be special rules applicable...

Can our 12 year old child attend public school in Florida while we are in the US on a B1 visa?

In order to lawfully attend school while you and your husband on in the U.S. on B-1 visas, your child will require an F-1 student visa. However, a...

I was pulled over by a sheriff with my brother for no reason and they called the border patrol and we got deported back

Since you have been previously deported, your case is going to be fact specific. You will be best served by consulting with a qualified...

The answer to your question will depend upon whether the person is being detained subject to an "immigration hold" or is actually being held by...

Petty theft exception for illegal immigrant

The Petty Offense exception is only applicable for purposes of determining inadmissibility, not removability. If your boyfiend entered the U.S....

U.S citizen and out-of-status visa, how to prove REAL marriage when living in different addresses

The fact that you are not living together will be an impediment to obtaining approval but it is not impossible. The test is whether your marriage...

Does my husband really have to go back to his country and if he does for how long?

if your husband entered the U.S. illegally then he may very well have to depart the U.S. to legalize his status. This itself may have severe...