Woman on conditional green card afraid of deportation after 4 months of marriage due to verbal abuse and mistreatment

There is hope, but more information is needed. In general, you will need to carefully protect and preserve the documents that prove that you...

What can I do so that my boyfriend does not get deported when ICE picks him up from the county jail he is at.

I agree. More information is needed, as well. When did he enter the U. S.? Did he enter wtih a visa or without inspection? Our office is near the...

If I sponsor a friend into US for visiting, but he decided to stay and became illegal alien, am I still liable ?

No, probably not as a matter of practice. However, for more detailed information, I strongly recommend an appointment with a competent and...

I am a Canadian citizen and entered the country by just passing through years ago and my mom wants to sponsor me can I get a GC?

Probably not unless you are still under 21 years old and your mom is a U. S. Citizen. I strongly recommend an appointment with a competent and...

When can I file for divorce

You can file for divorce, but it will depend upon NY law as to when the divorce can be made final. As far as his leaving you, if he seemed to...

Is there a certain amont of money you have to make to be a sponser of an immigrant needing an affadivt of support

Yes. This depends upon how many children/depends you have as well as the joint sponsor. The USCIS provides a form I-864P to help applicants and...

What if thr sponser only made about 20,000 the pa.st three years do they quailify

More information is needed. If the petitioner has children, or the sponsor has children, then it is possible that this sponsor is unqualified. ...

Which priority date do we follow?

That may get complicated, since a new law may or may not allow you the right to remain in the F2B category where the numbers are moving quicker....

The USCIS has the right to request a certified copy of your birth certificate with translation. If a certified copy is unavailable, then you may...

You do not qualify for advanced parole. If, by accident, the USCIS grants it, then you can be denied entry and sent back to your home country. ...