How much time does it take to become national after getting green card through asylum.

You need to be a green card holder for 4 years and 9 months and can then apply for citizenship with the N-400.

Naturalization: Do I need to post pone my application or find a lawyer?

This is indeed a complicated situation. It would be best to have an attorney review all your paperwork to decide if you should proceed.

What dose mean passinfo in case of asylum? Please explains or more advise if you have time Thanks for all .

An infopass appointment is a meeting with a USCIS officer who can look at the status of your case. You wil not meet the asylum officer.

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I applied the form i 130 for my wife and i get the approval from the immigration how long going to take for interview?

It depends if you are US or a green card holder. You should follow the instructions of the national visa center. If you a green card holder it can...

I-864, Part 6: I (USC) am sponsoring my husband, my dad is cosponsor; how does my mom cosponsor since they file taxes jointly?

You should read the instructions of the form I-864 carefully. If you rely on your mother's income as well, you may also need another I-864.

I am currently filling my I485 adjustment of status form. I came on a K1 visa, can my mother in law sponsor me?

You are applying for your green card through your spouse. So you will need your mother in law to fill out a form I-864 with all the supporting...

Pending asylum since December 2013

If you cancel your asylum application, you will be out of status. There is a tremendous backlog of asylum cases so it is best to be patient.

Do I need 212 h waiver?

You should take a certificate of disposition to an immigration attorney.

Is it possible to get a person back into the US after they have been deported?

It will depend on the crime that was committed. You should bring a copy of the removal order to an attorney.

Could my uncle give my mom any form of legal status?

Your uncle can petition for your mother but it will take at least 10 years. Your mother may qualify for the Deferred Action. You should hire an...