I'm retired military. My sister deceased and she has two kids 14 and 18 in Jamaica I'm a US citizen I would like to sponsor both

Unfortunately, U.S. immigration laws do not allow you to petition for your nieces and nephews. You may be able to file for the younger one if you...

My sister kids 14 and 19 a boat have a B1 and B2 visa to travel to us back and forth

Unfortunately, U.S. immigration laws do not allow you to petition for your nieces and nephews. You may be able to file for the younger one if you...

Deportation

The I-130 approval notice does not confer immigration status. The I-130 merely indicates that legally valid relationship exists to allow the...

Can my fiancee and I marry while she is on the process of her naturalization?

Getting married while the naturalization application is pending should not negatively affect the application. She would simply update the officer...

No K-1 visas are not processed in the United States. I suggest you consult with an immigration attorney who can help you come up with a much...

Can I be asked for legal documents at an airport?

Your driver's license alone should still be fine for travelling domestically. You should always carry proof of immigration status at all times. CBP...

What are the mandatory minimum immigration warrnings must a South Carolina Criminal Court Judge give before the final ruling

The case Padilla v. Kentucky, requires that immigrants be fully advised of the possible immigration consequences of pleas and convictions in...

Will I get deported if my case got dismissed? (Trump ban)

You will need to schedule a confidential consultation with an immigration attorney so that the attorney can evaluate the final dispositions from...

Form N-400 Naturalization

I agree with my colleague. The N-400 asks for places of residences. I don't think that hotel stays would be considered places of residences that...

U visa - single entry or multiple entry visa?

It is a multiple entry visa. If the visa was issued for multiple (or “M”) entries, the visa holder may travel to the U.S. as many times as he/she...