I am permanent resident since 12/10/2005 can i apply for citizenchip right now

Yes, you can apply starting 90 days before your 5-year anniversary of receiving your green card. Let me know if I can help.

Well i like this guy and he's 18 and i'm 16 and we don't want to date until know it's fine

Dating is permissible; however, please be aware that because you are a "child" and he is an "adult" under Texas law, any sexual activity between...

It is possible to get a bond on the second charge, depending on the judge. But certainly getting arrested for a new crime while on bond doesn't...

If a mom put husband on birth certificate & they split up after baby is 3yrs old can she file child support on biological father

A married man is presumed to be the father a child born in that marriage, unless he contests paternity before the child turns 4 years old. If he...

Can CIS adjust arriving alien LPRs charged with abandonment, through my 29 year, old citizen daughter?

It is not clear from your question, what sequence of events led to your current situation, or exactly what kind of decision is currently on appeal....

Immigration and Divorce

Even though you have an approved I-130 filed by your wife, and even though there is a visa currently available, because she has filed for divorce,...

K1 holder after marriage

Because you are a K-1 holder, you do not need to file an I-130 petition. But you should file an I-485 and a work permit application. Once you get...

Im 22 yrs old and i been here in the us for 21 years i went graduated high school and im going to get married with a us citizen

If you get married to a US citizen, you will be able to get your green card. The only question is which process will be best for you? I recommend...

Because your husband apparently entered the US illegally, and because he now has a family violence charge and a felony, it is very unlikely that...

If I file for divorce for adultery in Texas should I expect to be awarded a larger amount of our community property settlement?

Legally, you are entitled to a disproportionate share of your marital estate because of your wife's adultery; however, she may be able to make a...