DO I NEED AN ATTY. THAT CAN DO A AFFIDAVIT OF ARREST

It depends on the purpose of your affidavit.

Do I need an Attorney?

1. It's your choice. 2. It won't help or hurt. 3. If you have done a perm and I-140/I-485 already without an attorney, you must be sufficiently...

Can I get a perm residincy on a H2B visa?

They need to file for alient cerrification and then file an immigrant visa petition. In jobs requiring less than a master's degree, there is a...

Can my fiance stay in the US if we marry quickly?

A person who is not in legal status can indeed be deported. If there is a final order of deportation/removal, then it may be too late. Otherwise,...

If an illegal has been in the u s for 38 years and has no family or children can they get a green card if they came in 1974

People are not illegal, and being in the U.S. with no status is not a crime. Meanwhile, if the person in question missed the due date, then no,...

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Given that I have both H4 and J1 visas, Can I enter on H4 because I would not like to intern on a J1 with 212(e) rule ?

If you were granted a change of status, it may no longer be possible. If not, you can keep your H4.

I have my voluntary deportation date for november...my son has diagnosed with autism and can i apply for waiver?

Generally it is not possible to extend voluntary departure and failure to depart will result in an order of removal. Nevertheless you could apply...

My L1-B VISA is valid till July 2013 but I-94 expired on July 2012 so my company applied for extension. Now status is in RFE

1. Immediately, if your status is expired. 2. If you have a multiple entry L1B, you should be able to do that.

Does the I-601 waive 4 times of illegal entrance?

Depends how long they were in the U.S. and depends if they were deported and just returned. If deported, they cannot come back. If they spent over...

Lady coming from russia.how do we get married? will she need a k-1 visa since she is already here.

If you are a U.S. citizen and you get married, you can file for her to become a permanent resident. Talk to a lawyer.