If a husband and wife live in America, he commits a crime, goes to jail, and is deported. They get divorced, can she come back?

The only way the ex-husband's conviction might possibly impact your fiancée's immigration situation is if the ex-husband was convicted of drug...

How to do an adjustment of status request again for permanent residency

The first thing I would do (and there are going to be many steps in this process) is check and make sure you weren't placed in removal proceedings...

Work authorization

I'd probably file as a pending green card applicant to spare yourself the filing fee. Or I'd take my colleague's advice and not file anything at...

ICE gave my husband a protection for one year from June 2013 to June 2014. What should we do?

Assuming he is otherwise eligible, your husband may be able to complete the marriage-based residency process before the immigration judge. I would...

When can I apply for citizenship?

You can apply for citizenship 90 days prior to your three year anniversary of being a green card holder, assuming that: * During those three...

“Will immigration continue reviewing our u-visa packet while we get another set of prints that they requested or will they stop?

In general, the processing of any application for an immigration benefit will be held in abeyance until the applicant responds to a request for...

Hello; I want to know if I divorce my husband, do I loose my permanent green card? I came to this country by married .

No, not automatically. However, if immigration authorities later come to believe that you only married your husband to get a green card, and not...

The U.S. government is now accepting and processing visa applications for unmarried, adult sons and daughters whose I-130 petitions were filed on...

Does "proxy marriage" accepted by USCIS for immigration purpose

As a practical matter, this won't work. Proxy marriages CAN be recognized for immigration purposes, but ONLY where the marriage was later...

Question about n-400

You will have to independently document the means by which you have been providing for your child financially. The USCIS examiner is conducting an...

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