I have a green card, can I apply for my parents? I am still waiting for my passport...

I agree with my colleagues. Depending on how you obtained your green card, you're looking at a 3-5 year wait before you can apply for citizenship....

If a foreign national changes status to E visa, can his spouse apply for an E visa abroad at U.S. consulate?

Yes. The wife will need to show things like proof of marriage and proof of her husband's changed status (typically on a form I-797) and she will be...

IT Professional, UK Citizen , looking for work L1 or H1B option ?

Work visas are more complicated than simple tourist or student visas, so you'd be best served discussing the specific facts of your case with an...

Is any tax due when a US citizen gives gifts to a non-resident alien? How about to a resident alien (not citizen)? Thank you!

As others mentioned, this is a tax question better handled by a tax expert. Generally speaking, the recipient of gifts do not pay taxes (if taxes...

Your situation is a little complicated because you have to convince USCIS your marriage isn't a sham. Quickly remarrying another US citizen after...

Does applying for food and cash assistance affect my situation when I apply for citizenship?

Getting public assistance doesn't necessarily affect your chances at being granted citizenship, but there are other things that you should...

Do I need to file a UCC 1 for an oil well serving as collateral for a debt I am owed?

There are very good oil and gas lawyers here in Utah, but since this well is in Texas, you'll want to reach out to a Texas licensed attorney....

I have been laid off and am currently on a E2 VISA (British passport) until the end of Nov. Can I switch to J1 if I enter uni?

You're going to need to go back to the UK. The longer you remain in the US out of status the harder it'll become to get a visa in the future as a...

Can an undocumented person obtain residency in u.s. after been deported and entering illegal twice?

Possible? Sure. But under current immigration practices extremely unlikely.

What happens if you have applied for i 130 then later find out you are not eligible because you enter illegal twice and deported

If you have been deported twice and have illegally re-entered the country, then yes, you can certainly be deported. Talk to a lawyer.