What happens to a permanent resident who neglects to renew his permanent residence?

The card is evidence of the permanent resident status, the card is not what makes someone a permanent resident, so while you have to renew the...

The most important thing may be to make sure that the dismissal did not result in a conviction for immigration purposes. If the state decided that...

What steps do I need to take to file U.S. tax returns for the past few years while living outside the U.S..

I suggest you post this question in the tax category so that attorneys with international tax experience may see it - it does not involve...

Can my husband be deported when he has his DWI hearing? Even when an immigration bond was paid?

Your husband cannot be deported at DWI court because deportation is federal and DWIs are handled in state court. Immigration court and state court...

Answering this sort of question requires a careful analysis of a number of factors. The immigration consequences of crimes vary depending on the...

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I am having B1/B2 visa ,I went to chicago on 10th june , 2013 n I came back on 26th september. I am having 1 year B visa

There are two separate things at issue: your visa and your admission to the U.S. The visa is not what lets you enter the U.S., the visa is what...

I've been married 5 years to an illegal alien. He recently got his papers in May, if we divorce now will this ruin everything?

In short, no. Regardless of whether your husband got a "10 year" or conditional ("2 year") green card, as long as the marriage was entered into in...

I was referred to Immigration court for my asylum case ! i applied in chicago office !

You can file a motion to change the venue of your case to your new state (assuming there is an immigration court there), and you can be represented...

You should not travel on TPS without first obtaining advanced parole, but even if you have received advanced parole it may be possible for you to...

I checked the status of I130 petition it says request for evidence response review

8 CFR 103.2(b)(11) is an immigration regulation ("CFR" stands for "Code of Federal Regulations") that says that when USCIS asks for more evidence,...