Flying with domestic flight

Whenever you fly, you take a risk that you may be asked to show valid immigration papers.

DACA applicant to marry a US Citizen.. What would be the next step to adjust the legal status?

Unless 245i) eligible, your BF cannot adjust status even with a DACA approval. Contact an immigration attorney to discuss his options.

I am done with a individual hearing in the immigration court for asylum case?

If you have changed your address, you were supposed to file a change of address form. If you did not, or filed the form timely, then you will need...

Asylee I485

Sure, many attorneys agree to look over forms for a reasonable fee. You should put your city in the "Find a Lawyer" search option and put...

Will my husband be deported, or will he have to stay away form his family for 3 years?

If they know about the meth usage, he may have a serious problem with immigration ensuing. Talk to an immigration attorney directly before you rely...

My father was a U.S. citizen (by birth abroad to my U.S. grandfather),can i be a U.S.Citizen?

Citizenship laws are very complex. You should hire an attorney directly to go over everything with you specifically to find out for sure one way or...

I've been married to my wife who is a US citizen for 13 years now. My question is how likely is for me to get a green card?

Provided you are otherwise eligible, your wife an file for you to apply for a green card. It sounds as if you already have taken steps towards this...

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I filed a petition form I -130 for my husband I received the receipt that it was received 10/24/2013.

No, it means it is being processed. These petitions take several months usually.

When should I reapply after my first N400 got denied?

You can reapply now since you completed probation and provided this is your only charge in the past 5 years. Good luck.

Hello I've been unemployed since November 2013 and still can't find a job. I've been trying. How long can I get unemployment

Unemployment benefit issues are determined by state law. This is not an immigration law question. I will try to re-classify it for you.