I want to marry my boyfriend of 4 years. he has been deported 2 times. is is possible for us to marry.

Yes you can marry him. However, if your reason for marrying him is to adjust his immigration status, you will run into problems due to his...

Your first step should be to consult an attorney to get the criminal conviction vacated, it won't suffice to have the alleged victim recant her...

Yes it could potentially affect your case. You should seek a good criminal attorney to work together with an immigration attorney to help you...

Immigration.

The whole packet will be returned to you. If you kept copies, you might want to re-send the entire packet again with the correct fees.

I am more than 21. My mother is US immigrant, applied for my immigration under I-130 when I was single.

Your question involves too many issues to address in this forum, I agree with my colleague that you should gather all your documents and see an...

I have been married in illinois for 3 years. M y husband is an illegal immigrant. Can he adopt my son? I have sole custody.

You should contact a family law attorney to advise you on that.

Can my husband file foe me and my two under age daughter, he is a permanent resident in the united states?

Your situation requires more in depth analysis, which is not suitable for this forum. There are many facts that you would need to give to an...

I filed concurrently i130/i485/i765 more than 60 days ago but I haven't received biometrics appointment yet.

Since the 27th is only a few days away, I would wait until then and call them. If no news, then I would schedule an info pass.

I apply for vawa 3 months ago and now uscis is asking me to submit my aos application no biometric and no approve

Did you submit form I-485 with your VAWA application? If you mean an Affidavit of Support by "aos" it is not usually a requirement for VAWA. Have...

I have filed an adjustment of status already, do I select "yes" or "no" to question A on the online form.

The question is whether you already entered the US legally. Whether you answer yes or no, depends on how you entered the US (legally or...