Have you ever been unlawfully present, overstayed the amount of time granted by an immigration official or otherwise violated th

If you have been unlawfully present, then the answer is yes. If you have overstayed a grant of voluntary departure from an Immigration Judge, then...

If you don't do anything, USCIS will cancel your old card and issue you a new one - after your request is processed. Since you submitted the I90...

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Can I get a u visa recertified the same day it expires?

U visa certifications are hard to get. Consider yourself lucky to have obtained it the first time. When the certification expires, you need to...

Our daughters are studying in the US. My husband has Spore passport and me an Indian passport. How can we migrate to the US.

If your daughters are not US citizens of legal permanent residents, they will not be able to petition you.

Do my marriage legal?

It looks like you live in NY. You need to speak with a family law attorney. If she is still legally married in another country, then your marriage...

What can I do if I have information on someone that has committed marriage fraud to obtain citizenship?

This is an immigration questions, so I reclassified it as such. You can contact ICE or USCIS regarding your suspicions and the agency may decide to...

I received my employment authorization card from immigration. I immediately applied for social security office was told to

You should be able to get a SSN. Go back and speak with a supervisor. Show him/her your EAD card, your birth certificate, and another form of ID. I...

Legal residecy

You are in a world of hurt. Schedule a consultation with an attorney immediately. USC children can petition their parents when they become 21, but...

Can I become a permanent resident of the U.S. if my spouse is a permanent resident but not a U.S. citizen?

It is possible for your LPR wife to petition you. The process is complicated and you really need someone to guide you through this. An attorney...

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What can I do if I was rejected for Child deferred act only because I had lawful immigration status in the year of 2012?

I am sorry this happened to you. The DACA rules are clear: you must have entered the US without inspection before June 15, 2012, or your lawful...