I-485 - Photograph requirements

The simple answer is, if at all possible, take the photos without the cap. But if your religious convictions are so strong that you think that...

Will marriage stop deportation of a immigrant inmate with a felony?

A narcotics trafficking conviction will be considered to be an "aggravated felony" under the immigration laws. Unfortunately, aggravated felons...

Can someone who has been deported, but married for the second time to an american, file for residency with new married name?

Is your ex-husband's information correct? If you in fact paid him to marry, and you did not live together, then you will be barred from...

After married for more than 3 years and divirced, my ex-husband told immigration that I paid him and we didn't live together.

An accusation like that could lead to your losing your lawful status in the U.S. and being deported. You should consider speaking with an...

My husband already had appt in 2006 for his green card and he was denied. He has to be in Mx for 10 yrs. can i ask for a waiver.

You should consult with a reputable and experienced immigration attorney. From the facts you give, he might need more waivers than one.

DWI and green card and interview.

If you had more than 6 months of unauthorized employment, by law you are ineligible for adjustment of status. This is a difficult situation and...

You don't say whether paying the fine ended the case, or if there might be an outstanding warrant for your arrest. Without knowing exactly what...

Overstayed F-1 Visa by 5 years and want to re enter usa.

An employer may begin the process to bring you here as a nurse. Since you had F-1 status, you did not trigger a 10 year bar when you left the U.S....

I want to get my Green Card and my Social Security Number, I am married. How do i start the process? What are the forms i need?

All of the forms and instructions are available at the USCIS website, www.uscis.gov. Every case is different and unique. Saying what forms you...

What are her chances of waiver approval for 12 years overstay?

A waiver for unlawful presence in the U.S. requires the visa applicant to establish "extreme hardship" to a qualifying relative, either a spouse or...