I married an US citizen 2 years ago but we haven't file a change of status. Is there any fine we have to pay?

Your husband can file an I-130 and upon approval you may consular process as an immigrant. (presuming you are in Guatemala currently). The process...

If you filed at the courier address (sent via fedex) then likely within 2 weeks or so.

What are my financial obligations as sponsor of my brother who has already been issued a green card?

Hello The obligation you are referencing is between you and the government. The affidavit of support does not make one liable to have a LPR stay...

ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS?

Hi there we need more information. What is your current status? Has an I-130 been filed for you? Spouses of US citizens (as immediate...

Hi my recommendation would be for you to have a detailed consultation with an immigration attorney prior to applying for another b2. If you do...

Any issues when moving states while waiting for green card?

Hi, we need more information. Did you already have an interview or is the interview pending or? If one is moving, then USCIS will need to be...

My petition I-130 ,F -3 category approved by USCIS and transferred to nvc.i changed my address.so, where have I to inform ?

Here is the link for NVC https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/national-visa-center.html I would inform both USCIS and...

Can I apply for a humanitarian parole visa as well as a non immigrant inadmissibility waiver at the same time?

The humanitarian parole is to allow you in this case to resolve the custody matter and is separate from the non-immigrant waiver. That said more...

Hi I file i130 for my wife and I would like her to come and visit me ?

Hi we need more information on your status. Are you a US citizen or a LPR? Usually with I-130's pending for immediate relatives, the consulates are...

If someone is an abscond and has a warrant for child support and got caught how long is jail time ?

Hi your question related to more a family (criminal law) law matter. Please contact an attorney in your state to discuss the matter.