How should i proceed with applying for a marriage based green card under the circumstances?

It is doubtful that USCIS will charge your wife with "misrepresentation," especially when filing the AOS 5 months or more after her entry. However,...

Can tenant destroy the rental unit ? If she cannot, can the police arrest her?

If you witnessed the destruction of property or have evidence, then call the police. Otherwise, it may just be a civil matter during and after the...

Ask the management of the complex which documents are required before submitting the request to them. Also, consult with a lawyer to determine your...

Can my German stepchildren apply for US citizenship without me knowing (I am a US citizen)?

It is possible if they forge your signature and have access to the multitude of documents, including identity documents, that would be needed to...

Do i need to fill in yes on the 'have you ever been arrested or convicted' question?

If you were arrested (detained and taken into custody), then the answer is "yes." Also, be prepared to provided the records and to explain the...

There is no prohibition to re-applying for a B visa. However, you must overcome the reasons for the previous denial, prove your "nonimmigrant...

Will I be able to travel outside of the states after applying for greencard?

You should discuss filing the green card application with an experienced lawyer to determine eligibility for AOS, avoidance of "misrepresentation"...

Overstayed my i 94?

You are currently subject to deportation and will no longer be able to travel under the waiver program. Also, if you accumulate 6 months to 1 year...

My friend asked me to sponsor her because she is in the process of a green card she is from Ukraine . My question is can I

You can act as a joint sponsor if you are a lawful resident or U.S. citizen residing in the U.S. and earn enough income to qualify. However, be...

What do I need to do to get the papers to bring my son born in Honduras, and what are my options for him (citizenship, gc, visa?

Your son may be a U.S. citizen. Consult with a lawyer to have the case reviewed and to explain the process to you. Good luck!