What are the consequences of a provisional waiver being denied?

The government continues to stress that it will refer only those cases that are of public concern to the county such as people who committed...

Can i qualify for deferred action if i graduated from home school? and if my diploma is NOT accredited?

Check this link to see if your school is listed: http://www.tepsac.org/. Then, schedule a consultation with me or one of my colleagues to make sure...

I don't see why you shouldn't try given how rare the opportunity to benefit from registry is. But, you'll have to work with an attorney to put...

I came here with my twin sister passport right now. Im married with a citizen we have a baby together i can apply for i601a

The I-601a waiver is for those whose sole ground of inadmissibility is unlawful presence so you wouldn't qualify because you entered the country...

How long after you fail to submit an RFE does your petition get rejected with USCIS

Leaving is not usually a problem; it's the coming back.

I apply for my mom and i'm citizen ana national visa center send me notice to fill 1-601 form and mymom not in usa what mean

The introduction of the new provisonal waiver program had caused a lot of confusion, especially after Nvc sent out a letter about the program to...

Legalization advice?

It's difficult to answer this question without knowing more about your mom's immigration history. Her us citizen children could sponsor her when...

Will i qualify for the new law that will be effective in March?

The provisonal waiver process would allow qualified persons to apply for an extreme hardship waiver in the us (after having an approved I-130), but...

What needs to be done when marrying a non-US citizen?

That's a very broad question that cannot be answered simply. If you're both in the us, getting married shouldn't be difficult; just check the...

I would like to know how can I go about getting my citizenship or residency base on the time I've been in the states?

There's no status that can be achieved simply by living in the us long enough. What your options may be should be discussed with an attorney...