I have overstayed my legal time in this country (US), what can I do to legalize it?

Would you like to reside permanently in the U.S.? When were you supposed to have left the U.S.? Do you live with your U.S. citizen spouse? Just...

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Tell me more about how you are grandfathered for 245(I)--did someone petition for you, directly, on or before April 30, 2001, or did someone...

Apparently you can stay in the USA if you have immediate family and come from a visa waiver country I have a niece

The policy does not apply to your situation.

I delivered in America with a tourism visa ,is it a problem if i want to turn back with my valid tourism visa. thank you.

Not sure what you are asking. Are you saying that you have been living in America for some time after initially entering on a tourist visa, and...

What are the chances of getting approved in second interview for i-485? Also can you take a lawyer as your representative?

1. No idea about your chances without knowing a great deal more about your case. 2. Yes, you can, and probably should, bring an attorney. Hire...

Can someone that is married to a U.S citizen lose their residence if they divorce?

The divorce will not automatically terminate his residence. However, because the marriage was less than two years old when he obtained his status,...

Can I get married to illegal? He is from Mexico.

Yes, you can get married. Whether he will be able to obtain residency on the basis of that marriage, and if so, whether he will need to return...

I am a u s citizen would like to merrier a polish woman in the Bahamas....what do i need to do to bring her back to u s with me

Is your fiancée currently in Poland?

My k1 visa get denied. send back for review and revocation reason of denied is based on evidence of document & interview.

So, here's the problem. Your fiancée's K-1 petition was approved by USCIS here in the U.S. In other words, immigration officials in the U.S....

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Ordinarily, when someone doesn't show up at a hearing, he is ordered removed "in absentia." And the existence of an actual removal order would be...