A friend of mine came on a B1/B2 visa .

It is unlawful for any person without authorization from USCIS to work in the United States. She will receive an EAD a short while after her...

Can a woman get a green card through marriage to this kind of man?

If this husband is unable to meet the income requirements, a joint sponsor would be necessary. As for his criminal history, those specific issues...

You should answer truthfully. Even though none of you will be physically present in the U.S. at the time of the interview, you have not abandoned...

Future Mother - in -law visiting US, what should we do?

In this case your future mother-in-law must do all the work in terms of filling out the forms and attending an interview. What you can do for her...

I recently got married in the philippines,can i petition my husband right away even if our marriage isnt a year or 2 long?

You can file an I-130 petition immediately, no need to wait. As others have said, the length of the process will depend on your legal status. If...

Can an immigrant apply to Scholarship with some organizations? or apply to reduce cost pay to college ?

The immigrant needs to review the requirements of each scholarship. They will each ask for different requirements. Some require the applicant to...

The petitioner has no income how she should fill out I-184 form

If the petitioner has no income, she needs to enter the correct value ($0) on the form. She may also need to attach a certified statement...

How would I process a passport for two of my minors?

The non-custodial parent would have to sign a form (DS-3053). You can find information on the link posted by the previous attorney.

Is copying your naturalization papers against the law?

It would depend on what you are using your copies for. As long as you are not trying to pass off your copies as originals, you should be fine.

I am just approved for a conditional green card after 2 years from getting married with a U.S Citizen.

Only U.S. citizens can apply for a U.S. passport. Moreover, only U.S. citizens can petition (sponsor) parents and siblings. If you just received...