An applicant for a non-immigrant B1 visa must show non-immigrant intent for the purposes of a visit. However, the law holds that there is a...

Approved I-130 revoked, I-485 Denied, asked to leave the US. What are my options?

I strongly recommend an appointment or teleconference with a competent and experienced immigration attorney, who can review all of the facts...

Can someone get immigration/permanent green card after Section 204 c has applied to them?

If you have departed the U. S., then many can reasonably argue, that it is unlikely. However, if you are before an immigration court, then it will...

Go back to the United States legally after being an undocumented immigrant (I was a minor)

This gets complicated. Some may argue, 'not much,' since you may have been 'summarily excluded' from the U. S. I strongly recommend a...

Was there a change in the 3 to 10 year bar when applying for the green card?

First, those who have lawfully entered the U. S. and/or somehow qualify for 245i never had to worry about triggering the 3 or 10 year bar upon...

What is the process for my husband to visit the US if we reside in his home country?

This is a challenging situation. The K-1 visa seems to be the improper route. It demonstrates the intent to live in the United States on a...

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Can my husband legally obtain his green card if he has been deported before?

He committed a Federal crime called unlawful re-entry which means that he is subject to arrest if found in the U. S. He is disqualified from an...

My green card spouse live outside US sponsor me?

The consular official may deem her permanent resident status abandoned and confiscate her card even if she refuses to admit in a form I-407 that...

I BEEN LIVING IN THE USA FOR 24 YRS, NOW, I AM MARRIED TO AN US CITIZEN AND WE HAVE A KID TOGETHER

I agree with Mr. Khurgel. More information is needed, but a provisional waiver still requires you to consular process, if the unlawful presence...

Is a consular officer’s positive recommendation still a plus in the new centralized i-601 filing?

No. I agree with my colleague. It may just get consular processing to move quicker if the waiver is approved, stateside.