U.S. embassy made a mistake in my middle name in the b1/b2 visa by adding a letter "u" ,is it a problem

Sir, I believe you have already asked this question on multiple occasions and have received basically the same answer from multiple different...

Married wife who is in f1 visa and work permit came but interview date hasn't come yet so confused about her college.

DO NOT TRAVEL unless she has received permission to travel in advance (such as an approved I-131) or, of course, the green card. Did you apply for...

My grandpa is a United States citizen, he applied for my mother to get her residency in 96, she still has not received her visa.

I agree with my colleagues and would only add that you should have an Immigration attorney look over everything and assist you with the process.

Shouldn't be a problem. Just bring documentation as evidence and explain.

Mexican brother of us citizen living in USA for 20 years, waiting for 14 years for green card with 245i

The three options that come to mind for me are: 1) continue waiting patiently for the sibling petition to become current; 2) Even as a gay person,...

How to find WHERE to post an immigration bond and how to do a large cash bond.

The best advice in my opinion would be for you to go to a KC immigration attorney with your husband's case and have the attorney handle (or at...

Yes. Your husband should apply for naturalization (to become a US citizen) ASAP and then petition for his parents. Work directly with an...

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Can I file in for my parents(Mother and father in laws) in law as a US citizen?

Unfortunately your in-laws are not considered relatives for whom you can petition under current immigration law. However, your wife as a green card...

Affidavit of Support

Happy holidays back to you! Unfortunately, we are not allowed by ethical rules that govern the practice of law to directly solicit clients by...

Right type of visa

If your intent is temporarily to visit, then B2 is the correct visa. If your intent is to immigrate through your US citizen spouse, then you should...