TN Visa

Any visa can be revoked for a number of different reasons. The process differs depending on the specific reason being cited. Consult with an...

Have you ever got ICE to joint a motion to terminate a removal nunc pro tunc in a I-140 case? I need to terminate my removal

There is obviously a long history to your case because you were evidently granted lawful permanent residence in error as you were still in removal...

I did temporary call girl work when I was in my early 20's to support myself and baby. I was charged with prostitution.

Generally speaking, expungements are ineffective for immigration purposes. However, based upon the facts you present, your criminal history does...

What can I do to find out what the problem is with my pending I-485 (Asylum based) case and finally get my green card?

Generally speaking, I-485's are not adjudicated at an asylum office. They are usually sent there when USCIS is considering revoking the prior...

My friend was charged with rape case and he his here on student visa will he be deported to back?

Your friend should consult with an experienced immigration attorney BEFORE entering any plea so he can be sure of any immigration consequences...

If someone was deported due to dwi could they apply for a pardon if parent fell ill in the states even if just temporary?

It appears that there is more to your brother's immigration history then you know. Generally speaking simple DWI is not a deportable offense....

How to become an immigration lawyer simple step by step instructions

Becoming a lawyer usually takes 7 years of full-time study after high school—4 years of undergraduate study, followed by 3 years of law school....

I140 & priority date carry forward

The answer to your question depends not so much on the I-140, but how many years of H-1B eligibility you have left or if you will be subject to the...

The options available to bring your wife to the United States will depend upon how you were admitted to the U.S. and whether she can be included in...

My niece was born in Trinidad and came to the US as a 4 year old. She is 18 now. She has not legal status, what can she do?

If your niece was admitted to the U.S. in "S" status then she (or her parent) is, or was, a government informant as S visas are only issued upon...