My mom is a permanent resident Can she petition for me even tho I was married before

Yes your mom can petition you if you were married before but now you are not married. If your mom becomes a US citizen then she would be able to...

Does a warrent have to be issued for my arrest before they can arrest me.

Just get a criminal attorney to talk to the officer on your behalf. Mike Graves in Knoxville has done it for my clients.

A prenup is by no means a red flag and should not hinder a decision in a marriage case. Numerous persons use prenups to protect assets or...

Can I help my husband get a green card even if we had a domestic violence case?

Yes he may qualify as long as he didn't plea guilty to it. You say it was dropped. However sometimes they give the defendant probation to resolve...

Why need wait status immigration

Please go talk to an immigration attorney near you and let them see all your paperwork. It will be worth it.

The love of my life was caught three times trying g to enter the US legally over a several year period. What are his chances of

If he got caught coming legally then he is a good man. If you meant to say that he got caught coming in illegally then you will probably have to go...

Is it possible to re-enter the US legally to visit family AFTER moving to Mexico ?

three year bar, ten year bar, and if he tried to come back in illegally, then the permanent bar. Check with an immigration attorney about these...

Can a Permanent Resident/Green Card holder file for an adult child who is currently living in the US with an expired B1/B2 Visa?

Permanent Resident mother can petition for her adult daughter as long as daughter is unmarried. This petition is on a very long waiting list so...

How should I start the immigration process?

Talk to an immigration attorney. It sounds like your mom is in the United States. If so just take her to your graduation. If not, then she will...

I-130

Contact an immigration attorney to help you. Visa process v Adjustment of Status are your future choices. Your attorney can explain both processes...