What are the chances of a deportation in a DUI case?

It is unlikely that he will be deported, but it is possible. He should contact both a criminal attorney and immigration attorney to assist him.

Non-Married couple, 1 US Citizen / 1 Lithuanian, looking to move to the US. What is the best way to get our immigration sorted?

You can get married abroad and start by filing an I-130. However you will need to make concrete steps to establishing a domicile in the US before...

When I go online to see my I-94 form it show me wrong country of issuance

You should make an infopass appointment and bring your passport showing that you are from Serbia.

My mom (us citizen)sponsored me 9-1994 I-130

Need more facts. Are you married or single. You should consult the monthly visa bulletin to see when your priority date will become current.

I applied my I-485 together with my daughter , I was approved I got my 10 years green card and she got denied . What should I do

Since her case was denied, you may need to reapply for her. There may also be other options. It is best to bring all of your paperwork to an...

My niece entered without inspection. Her husband is a US Citizen, he filed a petition for her with no good results.

She will need to file her green card application at the US consulate in her home country. She may also need a waiver. It is best to have an...

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What is the impact of a transit (subway) violation on my removal of conditions for the Green Card? Does it need to be reported?

You are required to disclose the violation. It is not likely to have an impact on your I-751 case.

If I applied for asylum status since I'm here in The US. Can I still Benefit form regular immigration Case.

You should hire an immigration attorney to look at your case. Applying for asylum without a good basis can lead to all future immigration benefits...

Need a immigration help please

Generally you should inform USCIS within 10 days of moving. But your attorney knows your case best and I would trust him.

Green card holder naturalization

You need to be both married to the US citizen for 3 years and hold your green card for 3 years to be eligible to apply for citizenship.