We sent the k-1 it but we didn't attached any pictures of any kind of proof of our relationship. Would be this a problem?

Generally, a fiance visa petition must be supported with evidence showing that you and your fiance have met in person within two years of filing...

Fiance Visa. I've been dating my fiance for one year and a half. Does this affect?

The fiance visa category generally requires an in-person meeting of your fiance within the 2 years before submitting the petition. This means, you...

My husband is an American citizen, I am a New Zealander.U.S.C.I.S have rejected our attempts for residency .

I would advise speaking with an experienced immigration attorney to determine why your case keeps getting rejected. There could be a number of...

Tips on my wife's upcoming VISA interview

During the immigrant visa interview, your wife will be questioned about both the bona fides of her relationship and marriage to you (i.e., how you...

Applying for AOS planning to leave the country in 5 mos for big wedding honeymoon

Generally, AP documents are processed within 3-4 months of the date of application. So, you should receive the AP before your travel date...

My husband was deported in 2000 and reentered in 2001 and we got married and he left again so what do i do to fix his papers

Assuming your husband entered the United States without inspection in 2001, he triggered the permanent bar of inadmissibility. This means he is...

Immigration attorney

A pre-trial diversion is generally not considered a "conviction" for immigration purposes. I would still consult with an experience immigration...

I130 intent to deny letter, What happens next?

I would strongly advise hiring an experienced immigration attorney (as soon as possible, since you have 10 days remaining!) to assist with the...

About non-immigrant visa application form DS160, DS-156 and DS-157

I would suggest the applicant list his parents' names, if known, then indicate "deceased" in parentheses next to the name.

U.S. Department of Homeland Security will make the decision whether your wife will be charged as removable ("deportable") from the United States...