AOS through the employer while in removal proceedings

Consult with an attorney as soon as possible. A professional needs to analyze the case to determine how to proceed.

I'm a us citizen and was wondering if my husband has to leave to mexico to ask forgiveness or can he stay here in the us??

Spouses of citizens who do not have a lawful admission or parole are not eligible to get their residence in the US unless they qualify for 245(i)...

Typically, no. Spouses of citizens who have a lawful admission or parole and are admissible are eligible for adjustment of status--the process of...

What procedure would I need to take to get a green card for my husband?

Typically the waiver portion of this case is the most challenging. Hardships and the evidence available to prove the hardship are different for...

How can i get a green card? About 4 years over stayed tourist visa and got married in USA. Have 2 kids. Thank you very much!

Spouses of US citizens are not ineligible for a visa for overstaying (absent a departure from the US). Consult with an attorney to review other...

What do I do If I have been living with my fiancé' for ver 10 years and we ave been to gathe 15 years. another woman moves in!

I recommend consulting with a family law attorney. I changed the practice area of your question.

My parents overstayed there visa to the us from 1994 and left in sep 2004. I getting married this year will they be banned?

It is likely that your parents triggered a 10 year unlawful presence bar. However, an attorney needs to review their case to be sure. Some visa...

I heard that a Green Card holder can stay in their country for 2 years stretch before moving to US forever. Is that true?

Residents have to be very careful about abandoning the residence. Those who seek to remain outside the US for long stretches need a reentry...

What if I'm not lawfully present in the U.S. can I still fill out the N-600 form?

Unlawful presence does not apply to citizens. Consult with an attorney to determine if you derived citizenship before you file.

In care of means that someone else receives mail on your behalf. If the postman knows you're both living there, you typically don't use in care of.