My brother had interview december2012, he didn't get visa, he got ambessy letter under section 212(a)(9)(B)(ii),I need help.

The U.S. government is alleging that your brother was previously in the U.S. and had accumulated a year or more of unlawful presence prior to his...

Is it possible

Has he been convicted of a crime?

What can my fiance/future husband do while he waits for his green card to come through??

Enter the U.S. Get married. File a green card application, and along with it an application for a work permit. The work permit should be...

Can marriage based I-485 be filed while motion to reconsider EB I-485 denial is pending?

Yes, it can be filed. No, it won't cure the problem created by INA 212(a)(9)(C). Someone is inadmissible for ten years, with no waiver, if they...

Been in the US since 1987, legal resident since 2002. My resident card expire in 2012, Am I illegal now. Applying 4 citizen now.

No, you do not become illegal once your card expires. You will remain a lawful permanent resident. That status can only be take from you through...

What happens next my husbands i130 got approved. He is in Mexico now, what do I need to do?

Has he ever been in the U.S. before? What is your immigration status?

Just got the notice if approval of relative immigrant visa petition what would be my next step

Depends on whether or not you're admissible to the U.S., and if so, whether you have the option of seeking adjustment in the U.S., as opposed to...

Two foreigners trying to marry in the U.S. Is this marriage valid through my fiance's green card process?

Not a problem. Neither of you are married to anybody else right now, right? Including marriages entered into outside the U.S.?

I am a US citizen who got married to a Mexican in Mexico in 2009, I filed his I-130 Application in Feb. 2009 and it was approved

If he was granted voluntary departure by an immigration judge in removal proceedings, then he shouldn't have triggered the 3 year bar at all. He...

It depends on what is going on at that Master Calendar hearing. Here's a brief overview: You're in removal proceedings, and I'm assuming...

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