Yes, any of your U.S. born children of the age of 21 or older may (and should) file I-130 for your immigration.

Weird set of circumstances. You married on 11/15/22, but did not file I-130 for your wife until 3/31/23. Clearly you are in no hurry. Meantime,...

You should have taken her to a consultation with an immigration lawyer back at the tie she was in the United States. The second best is to obtain...

Obtain the second opion IN WRITING. You certainly will find an immigration lawyer in NYC willing to examine what was do e on your case and express...

If you just moved and did not file any forms with USCIS your clock did not stop. Look, asylum is the hardest off all immigration processes. Do not...

Unless there is a compelling reason, do not drop out of studies and maintain your F1 student status until your I-485 is actually approved.

If your father files I-130 for you, you will become eligible in many years. You will be in the F2B category of an unmarried child of a Lawful...

You asked just in the right time. It is a bit not to clear what your circumstances are, but here is the answer for each possible scenario. If you...

First, hire an immigration lawyer that won at least one asylum FROM YOUR COUNTRY. Having filed an asylum application you are stuck with it and if...

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If you filed I-485, you are category c9. If you only have I-130 for your benefit, you are not eligible to apply for thecwork permit.