What is concurrent filing in the process of GC?can an employer file for I-140 & I-485 simultaneously after PERM approval?

The filing of your I-485 along with you I-140 is dependent on whether the priority date is current for your particular visa category and your...

My fiancé lives in Siracusa Italy, he lived in the United States 33 years ago can he return to the US and so we can get married

You may begin the process of applying for your fiance by filing a fiance visa (K-1 visa). This visa is found on form I-129f. I would recommend...

F2A retrogress to 2012 in june july visa bulletin will be there any forward movement in august or september visa bulletin

It is hard to predict the availability of visa numbers. One can only guess as to their availability for the coming months. Generally, movement on...

Is there a time limit on how long a recently Naturalized Citizen can live abroad without losing citizenship?

Once someone naturalizes they are free to live anywhere. Naturalized citizens are not treated like permanent residents who are required the spend...

Supporting documents for I-751 waiver. Please tell me if this sounds good?

It sounds like you are on the right track with evidence you have already gathered. However, I would suggest you at least have a consultation with...

Hello, im really worry why is my i601 taking so long??

Unfortunately waivers are difficult applications to review and adjudicate. Waivers in general are very document intensive applications that take a...

Apply for a modification with the Pakistani Consulate in New York. http://pakistanconsulateny.org/index.php?section=consul_mrp_modif.html

I want to ask if I am still in process of green card based on marrige, but my wife file for divorce .

If you get your card before the divorce you will not need to worry as you will be a full permanent resident. If the divorce happens before your...

Yes it is possible to change your status inside the United States as long as your are still in lawful B1/B2 status. You would first have to...

Can a person with a DUI (paid fine) in 2009, and one in 2010 (paid fine) be considered a "habitual drunkard" for naturalization

When reviewing a Naturalization application there is a 5 year look back into the persons criminal history. The 2 DWI's will fall under that look...

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