How can a non citizen get a valid id or visa card in texas

He needs to consult with a competent immigration attorney. Simply having a U.S. citizen daughter is not enough. Without more information it is...

Is it possible to cancel a permanent residence petition for my daughter so she can apply for a tourist visa?

You should consult with a competent immigration attorney about your petition before you even think about withdrawing it. Your daughter may qualify...

Claiming to be a Bona fide resident of another country for taxes - will it affect naturalization in the future?

Permanent residents of the United States should not file taxes as a nonresident. Look at the N-400 Application for Naturalization. It asks...

I had previous tickets as a minor for driving without valid license will this affect my filing for US Citizenship?

While many traffic offenses like yours will not necessarily bar you from seeking naturalization, technically you were "under arrest" both times the...

As a Diversity Visa applicant and as F-1 student, do I need the Affidavit of Support Form I-134? My lawyer insists otherwise.

Diversity visa applicants are exempt from the affidavit of support requirement. You do not need to file either form.

My wife and I divorced 8 years ago. I only have the 10 yr residency and I am not perm. How can I become permanent?

The expiration date on your green card only means you need to renew your card. You do not lose your permanent residence after ten years. You can...

I have to fill out N-565 Replacement of Certificate of Naturalization. What is A-Number?

Your alien registration number. It was the number on your green card.

What is going on with F2A?!

The priority dates on the Visa Bulletin move according to the number of immigrant visa applications received in particular categories. If you...

DACA is not really a legal status, and your desire to travel overseas on a mission trip - although admirable - is simply that: a want, not a...

WHERE CAN I FIND A PRO BONO IMMIGRATION LAWYER? I WAS ARRESTED AND NOW THEY WANT TO DEPORT ME.

The immigration court has a list of approved pro bono providers in your region. You can also look up this information at www.usdoj.gov/eoir.