II lost my green card and I want to apply for citizenship after two months, do I need to to file i-90?
First, you should probably file a police report for the lost card. It's a good thing that you have a copy of your lost green card, because you...
Traverse City, MI
Immigration Lawyer at Traverse City, MI
Practice Areas: Immigration
First, you should probably file a police report for the lost card. It's a good thing that you have a copy of your lost green card, because you...
You will need to consult with an immigration attorney to determine whether you may change your status to an employment-based category (odds are...
First, neither you nor anyone else can renew your "DACA permit"; the Trump administration has canceled the DACA program. Second, DACA is not, and...
Based on the contents of your question/fact pattern, this is not an immigration law question but rather a family law question.
If she did not have the intent to adjust status and permanently remain at the time of her last entry, she would not be committing fraud. If,...
A short answer to your question is "No" (you cannot adjust status to permanent resident through marriage to a non-U.S. citizen).
Yes; if you travel, definitely take both passports.
If you applied for and qualified for a green card based on your marriage, then yes legal separation may affect your status. You should probably...
You will need to check the travel requirements of each of the countries you and your husband intend to visit. His deportation from the U.S. is...
This is not an immigration question. Your state probably has laws regarding who may or may not be listed on the birth certificate; it is possible...