There is no set length of time for which you have to work for your employer: they only sponsored you; you didn't become an indentured servant. ...

See below for the basic information about exceptions to the testing requirements for older immigrants. Unfortunately, based on what you've written...

Who should file for divorce after GC?

Rule #1: Don't bring the government (or immigration issues) into your personal life. If the two of you have decided to go your separate ways,...

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Is USCIS officer a reliable source?

USICS often takes a "heads we win, tails you lose" approach to common law marriage--that means they often find there is a common law marriage where...

Immigration

Assuming no prior criminal history or adverse immigration issues, you should be able to sponsor your boyfriend for permanent residence once you get...

How many days does someone have, to leave the country after the due date of Voluntary departure?

As my colleagues have said, there is no grace period and if you don't leave on time, severe penalties automatically take place, including losing...

B2 visa holder adjusting status through marriage, with previous immigration issues regarding providing fraudulent information.

Sorry, but without knowing more, it would be inappropriate to give advice on how to answer a particular question on your form. In general,...

What is the likelihood of my deportation if I have a girlfriend (who has a green card) and a newborn daughter?

Without knowing your immigration status, this kind of limits any comments, but you should take care to document as much of your girlfriend's...

I AM A US CITIZEN AND I WANT TO SPONSOR MY MARRIED SISTER... WILL THAT AFFECT HER IF THE REFORM GOES THRO ... MAKE IS SLOWER?

If you sponsor your sister, it shouldn't impact her eligibility for reform--if and when there is a change in the law. More importantly, however,...

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I heard that from August 1, 2013, as a permanent resident , we could file petition for our spouse who will be getting...

If your relative is in the US and adjustable, you may be able to file for them immediately; if your relative is outside the US, this may have...