Immigration

The answer to this question depends on what benefit he is seeking because in discretionary matters an applicants criminal history even arrests can...

How will my visa be affected by the fact that my mother is living in the US illegally? Could this lead to her deportation?

Its very unlikely.

Green card name change (have been arrested once)

Your criminal record must be carefully examined before you submit any application to thr USCIS. No criminal conviction or arrest should be lightly...

I-360 approved( march 2013) and i485 pending ( since April, 2011)? What should I do now?

A new application should be filed. The fee waiver can be filed simultaneously and it might be approved well before your application is adjudicated.

Im married to a US My waiver visa is expired for like a month ago , my wife want to fill the i130

Your wife can file for your green card not just the I-130 petition. Becuase you entered in a visa waiver if your application is denied you do not...

Could you tell me how much time do I need to process my exit permit (advance parole ), I have deferred action

Generally advanced parole can be approved within a couple of months. You should apply well in advance of your travel plans.

Will Obama's Executive Order apply in the situation when a wife can not remove her conditional status and ends up in the immigra

Whether or not removal proceedings will be commenced is and always has been a matter of discretion. There are new directives regarding not placing...

Is this normal? What is my next step? DACA waiting time regulations?

The fact that your friend has received her approval is not the issue for you. Many DACA applications are taking more than 6 months to approve. If...

Deffered action advice ?

First, you do not need to prove that your family will suffer if you do not get your DACA approved. Second, I recommend that you seek pro-bono...

Will I be able to re enter the US

As others have explained, if you depart the U.S. less than 180 after the date upon which you had permission to stay in the U.S. (that should be...

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