Does food stamp effect green card for asylees

No, asylees are exempt from the Affidavit of Support requirement

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I got my biometrics appointment this month of december and I'm waiting on my residency. I'm working illegaly.

If you entered the US with a visa & worked illegally, its a problem. If you entered illegally, & you worked, its not a problem. The only problem...

How old do i have to be to file for my husband?

There is no minimum age to file for a spouse. You can do it anytime, but you might have a problem with filing an affidavit of support. You have to...

I am a U.S. Citizen and my wife is undocumented illigal immigrant from mexico how can i get her legal in the U.S.?

Whether you can make her legal without having to leave the US depends upon whether any one tried to fix her papers or those of her parents before...

My husband was pick up on a DUI in July of this year. But he did not have any papers and now his in mexico can I get him a Green

If you are US citizen or resident you can petition on his behalf. If you are a citizen he will have immediate visa availablity. However, since he...

My brother and his family's petition was approved early this year through my sister-in law's father who was a US veteran. Howeve

Unfortunately, when the petitioner dies, the petition dies with him. There is an exception to what is called the "widow's penalty." This is only...

How hard is it to get my green card?

You cannot adjust your status in the US based upon your marriage to a USC unless you are grandfathered under 245(i). You MAY benefit from the...

My Husband has 2 children in Nicaragua and I want to bring them here.

I'm not sure you can petition for your step-children separately from your husband. In other words, if you cannot petition for him, chances are you...

Do i have to file a separate petition for child of foreign spouse

Yes, you have to file a seperate petition for each beneficiary provided that child qualifies as a "child" under the definition of immigration laws,...

UK LAW

If you're immigrating to the US, you MUST disclose any arrest or conviction -- even crimes you committed for which you were NOT arrested. However...