I am an USA citizen what steps do I take to legalize my husband?

If you are a U.S. citizen, and your husband last lawfully entered the United States, then he may be eligible for adjustment of status under section...

1- What is the best thing to do? 2- should i transfer my case to NY or keep it in NE?

When an individual is in removal proceedings, they have a right to hire any attorney/lawyer you wish. You are NOT required to hire any particular...

Canadian Immigration - Skilled Worker Category (Express Entry)

Unfortunately, most attorneys appearing on Avvo.com practice immigration law to the United States, and not to other countries. Thus, this question...

I 290-B Motion to appeal to the commissioner, based in a I-485 denied. Its being a year since I filled ,

An appeal or motion to reopen filed to the Administrative Appeals Unit may last approximately six (6) months or longer. However, as my colleagues...

Perm pending 180 days

You may be confused over two (2) separate rules. In order to obtain a 7th year extension of your H-1B visa, you must demonstrate that: (a) you are...

F-1 Stamping after converted from H-4 to F-1 while in USA

Unfortunately, we do not have enough/sufficient information to answer your question. Departing the United States to obtain F-1 stamping is always...

A "written form of identification," is an official document written on paper that evidences a person's identity. Such a document may be the in the...

Green card and health insurance

While it is unlikely that your husband would be held liable to answer to an Affidavit of Support (Form I-864), it is an enforceable contract and...

If a person which has a green card has been in business in the Crimea can get a fine in connection with the sanctions ?

It is difficult to understand from your question exactly what you are asking. However, for purposes of this answer I will assume that you are...

Can I be a resident of Florida and not be a citizen? Can I obtain a green card if I illegally crossed the Mexican border

Yes, it is possible to be a resident of a state and NOT be a U.S. citizen. If you were born in a foreign country, then generally speaking you are...