Can I still apply for the dream act??

There are numerous experienced immigration attorneys in Denver who'd be happy to meet with you. Here's a link to the DACA FAQ page: ...

I have a green card. My fiancee is on F1 visa(he is a student)

Yes. It may take awhile and he needs to maintain lawful status, but yes. Are you eligible to naturalize? That would speed the process. You...

Green Card for a Family Member of a Permanent Resident

No. Green card holders can apply for spouses, and sons and daughters. US Citizens can apply for parents, brothers, and sisters. He can apply to...

Im a visitor I overstayed but im married Can my husband file the I-130 alone

If he's a US citizen, your overstay will be forgiven. I'm not sure what you mean by filing it "alone." But yes, the process starts when your...

My spouse outside the us so i dont know what is procedure to bring in us as a LPR ... Plz explain me.

If your spouse is outside the U.S., you won't file the I-485. You'll start with the I-130, and then the State Department will take it. There will...

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Naturalization

If you pay the penalties and interest, you should be fine. Or if they put you on a payment plan, you need to make those payments. It's probably a...

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Green card (EAD) through marriage to a USC.

It can take about three months from filing to get the EAD.

Immigration question to apply for Green card for my husband

You submit the medical exam RESULTS with the application package. The doctor will complete the form and put it in a sealed envelope. You include...

As a dreamer without a legitimate emergency, would I be able to visit my own country? If so for how long & with what documents?

You need to have a good reason to return. Either work-related, school-related, or a "huminatarian" reason. Here's a link to the DACA FAQ page. ...

The success rate for a US Citizen to petition for a parent who used to have bar to reenter US

You should discuss this with an immigration lawyer. The three year bar states that if a person has unlawful presence of between 6 months and 1...