Can a person admitted to the US with a B1/B2 visa apply to adjust status to green card? and if yes how?

If a person is currently in the United States in valid non-immigrant status after having been admitted in B1/B2 status, then that person may be...

Form I-864, my USC wife income is below the poverty and we're going to use my income instead.

There are specific, technical restrictions as to when the intending immigrant's income may be used with the affidavit of support. For example, the...

Lack of affidavit of support for spouse k3 petition...help!!!!

It does not matter that your husband is poor. By law, he must file the required paperwork for the I-864 even though he may not have enough income...

Will file 130 affect student maintaining F1 status？

If you have F-1 status, you, by law, have non-immigrant intent. As a student, you are representing to the USCIS that you will return to your home...

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I just got married to my now husband who came from England on the VWP..what are the next steps we take?

A lot depends on where you live. There is a recent decision that makes it very complicated for a spouse to get a green card if he or she came in...

Can I have multiple I130 petitions filed on my behalf?

You are asking a good basic question. But you should be aware of further subtleties about I-130 petitions. For example, you should find out the...

I94 expires July 27, 2010; I539 filed June 21,2010 (for change from B1/B2 to F1). Is it advisable to wait for the I539 approval

There are special restrictions on change of status from B to F. You need to consult an immigration attorney in person to see whether those...

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I enter US on a B1-B2 visa I overstayed for up 10 months first time I'm from Spain how long before I can return?

Since you were lawfully admitted, if you are still in the United States, you may be eligible to apply for a green card based on marriage to a...

Illegal immigrant with expired visa married and wants to petion 20 years old son

If you are married to a United States citizen, you may be eligible for a green card if you are able to show that you were lawfully admitted to the...

Immigration

In immigration law, an act of juvenile delinquency is not considered a crime. There is a basic difference between crimes (committed by adults) and...