How to appeal a 5 year bar? Is it possible? My husband was deported today, im so hurt help please.

This is complicated; it is not clear if your husband is still here (in detention), or already deported. You will definitely want to get a lawyer...

When can I apply for a change of status?

Your employer should file before your status expires. While you do have a 60 day "grace period" on your F1 visa, you do not want to cut things too...

For immigration form I-751, is it better to file a divorce waiver or file married with few co-mingled assets?

You will most likely be interviewed, but that does not mean that you will not get your green card. USCIS should be looking at your intent at the...

Should my wife enter USA from Canad on Visa Waiver?

If she plans on travelling back an forth between U.S. and Canada for more than 90 days, she should look into actually getting a visa. You do not...

Getting another F1 Visa without using the old one

Abandoning the first F1 should not cause any problems for getting a new one. Just be honest with your answers to any questions from immigration.

If the marriage was valid where it was performed (India), then it does not what the laws are where you live now. There are only a few sort of...

Can a lawyer help me with a 10 yr bar to b removed or what can I do???

You will need to go through the exact timeline of events with an attorney in private to determine what sort of bar your husband is subject to, and...

Can I bring my family to the US base on humanity reason because of the civil war in Syria?

There is no way you can get them a visa to enter the country based on the civil war. However, if they do make it to the United States somehow AND...

I've been married for almost 4 yrs and considering a divorce. Can his "papers" be taken away if I feel I was used just for that?

No, the fact that a marriage does not work out after 4 years doe no mean that it was invalid from the start. USCIS already examined your marriage...

Yes, my I-20 is valid till Feb/2015. So i won't have any problem?

Speak with the DSO at your college. Also, students who enter the U.S are typically allowed to stay for "duration of status" not a set time period.