I am a 21 year old US citizen. I want to file for adjustment of status for my mother, but she entered the US without inspection

First, confirm that it was a true entry without inspection. Many unlawful entries still meet the requirement for an inpsection and admission. A...

My husband want to deport me i have green card he said he want to buy me ticket to send me home can he do that he treathen me

He cannot deport you himself. He can notify ICE of any potential grounds of removabiity, but it will be up to that agency whether or not it wants...

IF WAS DEPORTED IN2009 I GOT A SON THAT IS 16 WHEN HE IS 21 CAN HE APPLY FOR A VISA FOR ME TO GO BACK TO USA

He can petition for you to be recognized as an "immediate relative." Having that petition approved would then allow you to file an application...

I have my asylum case denied on May 2012.

If your case was denied by an Asylum Officer, and you were out of status at the time of the decision, then your case will be referred to an...

My wife will pursue her plan of getting into fixed-marriage to obtain greencard. We are married legally in the Philippines.

It doesn't sound to me like you are asking for advice on marriage fraud. But perhaps I misunderstood your question. If you don't mind, let me...

It stands for "duration of status."

Can my husband still fix his legal status?

If he has been in the U.S. unlawfully for a year or more, and then leaves, and then comes back without inspection, or even tries to come back...

I agree--it may end up being marginally quicker to naturalize as soon as you are eligible, which would then put your husband in a petition category...

If you are a green card holder, then you will remain a green card holder until there is a final administrative decision taking that status away. ...

Will my fiance be able to get a green card if we get married? I am worried about some complicated history affecting his chances.

So, did he have to apply for a new visa in 2004? If so, he would have been asked on that application about his prior time in the U.S. You're...

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