Ordinarily, information contained in U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services emails is limited and may be missing information. Generally...

[DACA & Army] Will enlisting in the army create potential problems when I travel on Advance Parole and coming back into the US?

In order to enlist with the Armed Services of the United States, an individual must be either a U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident, or part of...

PERM Residency process: Employer moves after i-485 filled

This is a difficult question to answer without having more information. Your PERM application was approved for the particular geographic location...

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I130 approved but over stay 25 days coz of medical and paperwork completion.. 485 adj of status is not filed.

Under U.S. immigration law, an individual who lawfully enters the United States and is an "immediate relative" (i.e., the parent, spouse, or minor...

I am Permanent resident, filing for my daughter age 19, unmarried. Can I lock my daughter's age? How?

In order to "lock" in your daughter's age for purposes of the Child Status Protection Act, it is best to file a Petition for Alien Relative (Form...

In need of a immigration attorney

It is strongly recommended that you consult with a qualified immigration attorney who can review the case in detail, determine which provisions of...

[DACA & AP] I had an MTA citation that has been paid off. Will this create problems when I try to come back into the US?

A civil, traffic citation will not result in a ground of inadmissibility or present issues with your DACA renewal. However, before traveling it is...

H1 Transfer with expired I-94

While it is possible to apply for an H-1B transfer from company A to company B, you would have to demonstrate that you were in status in order to...

If you overstay your nonimmigrant visa, it is considered to be a "civil violation," and not a "criminal violation." However, if you overstayed...

To get my bond payment back?

In order to receive your bond payment back, your case must be completed. This means that you must either: (1) win your case and be allowed to...