Does the NVC return Original Documents

You can get a certified copy. Note, this doesn't mean a notarized copy. A certified copy is issued directly by the designated civil agency in a...

My parents were deported when I was 14 years old, I am now 19. Is there anything I can do to bring them back?

I agree with Atty Eichorn. I would add two things. First, you have to be 21 years of age and to petition for your parents. Second, once you become...

I got b1 b2 visa cancelled .ican i apply b1 2b visa or any visa again

It depends on the consulate - some require a waiting period after denial.

HOW DOES A STUDENT ON US F1 VISA FALLING OUT OF STATUS AFFECTS VISA RENEWAL FOR OTHER SIBLINGS ALSO ON STUDENT VISA

Each of the student visas should be able to stand alone. There are some nuances to student visas that would be too complex to explain (note...

My son was deported now may be he will reenter the usa ,he was single,now he is married can he bring his wife with him thanks

My colleagues are right - he should not even try to cross as the mere trying would have dire consequences if he's caught. On the other hand, he...

How can you get a pardon from a criminal offence that occurred 5 years ago?

It really depends on the charge as most drug-related crimes cannot be waived. A competent attorney will need to look at the court records to assess.

Not approved does not mean denied. You are a lawful permanent resident until you take your oath and can travel as you have in the past. But, given...

My husband is not eligible for a waiver what can I do?

Fight like hell to try to reverse the finding. You'll need a lawyer for this for sure. You'll probably have to deal with the advisory opinion...

I want a legal separation from my husband of 24 years.

If he's filing for citizenship after 5 years of residency, a divorce will not impact his naturalization application.

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Citizenship ----- case filed by employer for charges of green card application

If you left your employer within 6 months of receiving green card, it might. Have competent counsel assess your case.