I-751 is in processing and wife is out of country

Consult with an experienced immigration attorney who has extensive experience handling I-751 petitions. Use Avvo to find an immigration attorney.

Received a Notice to Appear from the USCIS after my I-751 was denied

You will need to prove that you entered the marriage in good faith with the intent to build a future together. You will need to provide supporting...

What are my options to file my green card by using EB2 not EB3 if there is no a new position for EB2 in my current employer??

Consult with your employer's lawyer. He or she will be able to discuss the potential employment visa options available to you.

As my colleagues have pointed out, the best course of action to save you time, money, and inconvenience is to refile the I-130 petition. Consult...

How would an amended HR 3431 bill changed the hardship waiver for entry without inspection? Which waiver would it change?

To learn more about proposed and enacted immigration legislation, go to the American Immigration Lawyers Association website at ...

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Income from your husband can be used if that income will continue from the same source after immigration, and if he is currently living in your...

Is there a way i can get my wife and kids in the US while the i 130 petition is pending?

Yes. Consult with an immigration attorney about a K-3 visa for your wife and K-4 visas for your children. An immigration attorney will be able to...

I130 Processing Time Along with Consular Processing.. Please Help!

Once you become a U.S. citizen and get married, filing an I-130 and consular processing should take between 14-18 months. You should consult with...

How to answer question number 19 on form I-864EZ sponsoring my husband?

Yes. You can file an I-864. However, since you do not currently meet the federal income requirements, you will also need a joint sponsor. Consult...

Uscis received my i 130 petition 6months ago and still no approval what should i do

This is normal and within the expected processing time. Be patient. You should hear something within the coming months.