My husband was issued 10 years in 2007 for coming to the us and getting caught by border patrol but still reentered

Your husband seems to have committed a Federal Crime called unlawful re-entry. The consequences, if the Department of Justice chooses to indict...

Apply for green card for first ex husband but Can i apply for second husband?

The first applications, if abandoned, may not matter, where you divorced, yet entered into the marraige based upon a good faith relationship. It...

It depends upon what was written when you abandoned the I-130. If you wrote that you thought that he married you for a green card, then it may...

My husband tried to enter the US illegally back in 2005 and was caught, he re-entered again illegally can he obtain citizenship?

If he was summarily deported from the U.S. as a matter of law, and this is unclear without a review, then he committed a Federal Crime called...

My wife for 3 yeras and have 2 children, I'm a US citizen, She entered US illigaly, does she have to go back to her country

Sometimes, US Citizens are unaware of the Federal Immigration Laws until it is rather late. A person who entered into the U.S. without inspection...

Immigration

The issue is whether the USCIS made a mistake. Usually, USCIS first approves your application. Normally, USCIS should confirm that you entered...

What determines deportation

Well, we cannot tell where he is getting sent, but the crimes may pose a bar to his right to file for non-permanent resident cancellation of...

Can immigration maintain an old priority date for the cases i will file for my son and daughter?

The general answer is no. Their status as a derivative ends when you can no longer immigrate through that petition. Your marriage creates an...

What is immigration going to do?

This will depend upon how many convictions he has. If he has more than two convictions, then he likely has a serious challenge, even if he is a...

It depends upon whether the card has expired or is a form I-151 or earlier card. If not, then the answer is usually no! It is wise to consider...