What visa could I apply for?
Are you a US citizen? If so, you could file a visa for him to immigrate to the U.S.
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Are you a US citizen? If so, you could file a visa for him to immigrate to the U.S.
Not at all likely but a K3/K4 might work. Your wife can return to her country after she comes and you can file for the children now.
If your mother was in the U.S. continuously since December 20, 2000, you seem to qualify as a derivative.
The facts you describe suggest that you have very little evidence that you live together as husband and wife. Unless you get some solid proof of...
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As of now, as far as we know, working without permission is not a basis to deny deferred action.
To win an appeal you must also overcome the grounds for the denial. So speak with a lawyer, read the denial, and prove that it is erroneous as a...
She is probably already a derivative US citizen, no application for a certificate of citizen is necessary if she was, by operation of law, a...
Perhaps you were a minor when one of your parents immigrated, and perhaps it is in a category that allows dependents and you can immigrate on that...
If you have lived in the U.S. for most of the law three years you are okay for citizenship 2 years and 9 months from your green card date. There...
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If he arrived as a visa waiver, of if he arrived as an immigrant, yes, that is what they do.