Can I just withdraw my brother's wife's name from approved I-130 and later reapply?

The withdrawal will not really help. Immigration is now somewhat aware of her intent to come to the US for a green card, so they believe if she...

Hi everyone my marriage based green card interview is march 25 my name is not on the lease and we do not have a joint bank count

Other proofs: pictures of inside of home showing both your belongings, mail addressed to both of you at same address, sworn affidavits of neighbors...

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Change job after CG

Legally, once you have your green card you are free to work for any employer you wish.

It depends what was alleged to have been misrepresented. You may wish to fight the misrepresentation rather than refile. It just depends n the...

My Baby's dad has an ice hold supposedly? Help :(

If he was convicted of a felony, he is not eligible for an immigration bond and is likely to be detained while he awaits a deportation hearing. He...

Do I need to submit a fee (88$) for form I-864, Affidavit of Support?

NVC will send you a fee sheet. If the I130 was approved, you should contact the NVC for instructions, as you may need an I824, Action of Approved...

US citizen perpetrator found out about working 1 student and have try to take advantage of it

You need to immediately go to an immigration attorney to help you with this. U Visas are very complicated and need much evidence. You cannot do it...

I am an international student, if I withdraw from the university can I stay in the US a couple of weeks for tourism?

While in the United States, students in F-1 non-immigrant status must be continuously enrolled full time during the academic year until the...

You mother can file and I130 for you to sponsor you for a green card, but you will have several years to wait. However, consult an attorney,as...

I have an issue with db lottery and do not know if I have any chances to fight for it . ,

If your B2 was not renewed, you are technically out of status and must depart the US. If you remain out of status too long you will be unable to...