If your wife is a derivative applicant, she may get a work permit.

Your friend should book a consultation with an immigration attorney, present the facts himself (so that the facts are accurate) and he will get to...

You are not admitted and do not have proper documents to be in the United States, but inadmissibility under 212(a)(6)(A) or 212(a)(7) does not...

Based on what you disclosed, you are a Lawful Permanent Resident. You may travel and return. Keep your absence from the United States under 180...

It is darn hard to resubmit, because it must be accompanied by the original I-918 Supplement B certification, which presumably is gone with the...

You wife may file her I-485 and adjust at the same time with you. She needs to file her I-485 before your gets adjudicated. No, you may not file...

Yes, you may file an Affidavit of Support for the benefit of an F1 student visa applicant.

One (old and little known) precedent supports adjustment of an asylum applicant who is out of status for technical reasons, which are slow...

No, the person would not go to jail. You may sue to 1) get a court order for hi to stop defaming you and 2) money.

The start is to engage an immigration attorney and hide behind that attorney. Next, is to either withdraw the badly filed I-485, or file a notice...