Hi, I am on F-1 status now. But my wife is green card holder & she is about to file my I-130 & her N-400 . But the question is

The manner in which she received her green card does not impact her eligibility for naturalization or your eligibility to immigrate based on...

My boy friend has ice hold today he was release from prison ice is picking him up

The Cuban Adjustment Act permits certain Cubans in the U.S. to apply for lawful status, although crimes may make them ineligible. The situation...

How do I a cuban refugee that enter in 1966 get a origional parole that was lost years ago?

I would use the Form G-639 Freedom of Information Act Request form, available at: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/g-639.pdf Scott D....

What are the possible ways i can change my status from M1 visa to permanent resident, i just want to know all the possible ways

U.S. immigration law is a "selection system," in which multiple categories of immigrants are eligible to apply for permanent resident status. The...

Can a L2 stay back even when L1 has left and will he be allowed to come back and work on L2 and EAD if he leaves for a month?

You don't say why you, the L-1, are leaving and for how long. An L-2 can be in the U.S., travel and return as long as the principal L-1 is also...

I-730's are supposed to be filed within 2 years of the refugee's arrival. If you are still within the 2 years, you can simply file a new I-730. ...

Getting a visa to come work in the US for Filipino nurse

Unfortunately, visas for nurses are very restricted, and no nurse can work in the U.S. without having passed the NCLEX and obtaining state...

How do I check the status of deportation if you are currently in jail waiting to be deported?

You can ask ICE, but its officials are often not accurate or candid in their information to a detainee. You have the right to contact your...

Do I stand a chance of getting my US Citizenship? How many years could I be deported for due to my record?

There is no statute of limitations on deportable offenses. We would need to review the conviction records and statutes under which you were...

Documents for citizenship

You will need certified court dispositions of all arrests. Photocopies will not be acceptable to the USCIS. Scott D. Pollock Scott D. Pollock...

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