Can my wife get deported wile I'm on deployment even if we have kids together?

Are you currently deployed? If not, we may be able to seek expedited processing of your wife's residency. If she entered with lawful inspection...

My friend got arrested for a d.u.i. and now he has an INS hold on him. does he have a case to fight?

I would need to know exact dates that he was present in the U.S. and the manner of his last entry into the U.S. He may qualify for Cancellation of...

What is the best immigration lawyer in houston,tx?

Since you entered without inspection, in order for you obtain your residency, you will have to go through consular processing. However, based on...

What is the general criteria for evaluating the ties to country of residence when extending a stay on a visitor tourist visa?

I haven't seen definitive guidance on a threshold amount. However, the more you have in investment assets the better for your case. I have seen...

My husband and I are common law marriage in texas. Can he file a visa for someone else?

Your question is a bit unclear. However, if you file a visa for a spouse you have to show that you have a valid bona fide marriage.

U.S. Citizen (living in U.S.) wants to marry a Japanese Citizen in U.S. while on tourist visa

You and your fiancee can opt to marry in the U.S. If she then decides to obtain her permanent residency from within the U.S. that will a feasible...

When you that he wants to come to the U.S. and if you are not married, you will have to file for his K-1 visa (fiance). If you are married, then...

If i marry a us citizen can he pettion for me to obtain citizenship

If you can provide proof that you entered with inspection, and you then subsequently marry a U.S. citizen you are eligible to apply for your...

I'm a U.S. citizen and my husband is an immigrant with criminal record can he still file for residentcy.

If you are not legally married, Texas will still recognize a common law marriage if you hold yourself out as husband and wife. Since your husband...

The previous answer is correct. A convicition for public intoxication is not a crime involving moral turpitude, so there is no immigration...