What's better LPR father or USC stepmother application on behalf my child???

Yes, your current wife can apply as a stepmother because your marriage occurred before your child turned 18. As the immediate relative unmarried...

Derivative after divorced???

Yes, you lost derivative status upon divorcing your ex-husband. Scott D. Pollock Scott D. Pollock & Associates, P.C. 105 W. Madison, Suite...

On Conditional greencard and my American Citizen wife is kicking me out of her house

Conditional residents must file an I-751 joint petition to remove conditions within the 90 day period preceding the 2nd year after they are...

Yes, fairly common. The ground of inadmissibility, Section 212(a)(1)(A)(iv) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, 8 USC Section...

Im a born us citizen,and we are waiting for appoinment for my husbands greencard, after 3 years can he apply for citizenship?

Immediate relative spouses can apply for naturalization 3 years after becoming lawful permanent residents, but the couple must be living together...

Approved I-130, on a f-1 visa, what next?

You should have a thorough consultation with an experienced immigration attorney. In NYC, I recommend calling Claudia Slovinsky. We don't...

I got my citizenship through naturalization. I am getting divorced. If I marry again, when i can start petitioning new husband?

Your state's family law determines whether there is a waiting period to remarry after divorce. Check this with a family lawyer. Once you are...

How do i bring my deported husband back to u.s.? does he need to be pardoned first? is that possible & how do i do it?

We would need to know more details about your husband's conviction. An executive pardon eliminates the immigration consequences of certain...

A corporation may be comprised of any natural persons, regardless of their U.S. immigration status. So, yes, LPR's and nonimmigrants may serve on...

Can i update crewsmen short pass im married 6 years i have 1 child

Section 245(d) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (8 USC Section 1255(d)) bars most crewmen from adjusting their status in the U.S., though...