My fiance's i94 has expired. I am a citizen, can we still get married? and can he still stay?

An expired I94 is usually not a problem if you are married to a U.S. citizen. Yes, you can get married in Ohio, though your fiance may need to...

About i-864

I think I understand. You are doing this for an I-864. If your daughter's boss uses company letterhead to write a letter, this will be enough. ...

Am yet to apply for an adjustment of status but my spouse who is a USC has never filed a tax return. what is the way forward.

Because she is young and has not worked much, you probably do not have a lot of assets held jointly. If you do not yet have children together,...

There is a clever way to handle this situation, but you should contact an immigration attorney to make sure you do it honestly and successfully. ...

My company applied for GC undeEB1C for me. I have received my EAD and APcard already. Does this mean that my I-140 is approved?

Because your employer is the I-140 Petitioner, the USCIS will only communicate with your employer. You should ask your employer about any...

Can L1A holder go outside US for short time while L2 dependents are in US? Can L1A holder enter US with < 6 mths validity?

Please consult with your employer's immigration attorney(s).

I am canadian and was married to a U.S. citizen for two years.

You may be a little late. If you are already a "conditional permanent resident", you can file an I-751 Petition to remove the conditions of your...

What can happen if I divorce?

You should IMMEDIATELY hire a lawyer to help you with your immigration case. There are many details you must explain to an attorney so that you do...

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I am applying for adjustment of status and my spouse have never filed taxes because she was dependent can we still go ahead it ?

This should not be a problem. See my colleague's response below (Mr. Behar). I would suggest you use an Ohio attorney to help you with the I-864...

Ongoing Investigation From Immigration Officers (USCIS)

You should discuss this with your attorney. S/he will be happy to answer your questions. There may be something about your case that raises a red...