My wife has her 10 yr green card but is not a US citizen yet.She was summoned for grand jury duty.Since she s not a citizen yet

She is not eligible for jury duty if she is not a US citizen. She, however, should not simply ignore the summons, and that would place her in...

Can I marry my boyfriend on a visitors visa

Not enough information. And your question does not really make sense. You can marry him if both of you meet the requirements for marriage at...

My husband just got his date for interview in cuidad juarez. He as been in the states for 12 years.

You need to retain an immigration attorney to explore the possibility of a waiver. Without a waiver, your husband will have to remain outside the...

Judge order husband (petitioner) to be at next deportation hearing with wife (immigrant).

Because if he does not show up, the judge will not be able to rule in your favor. If you are seeking the green card based on marriage to a US...

What is the best way to expedite 1-539 application? IT is in "Initial review" process for more than two months now!

There is no way of expediting an I-539. Based on processing times posted on the USCIS website, the time frame for processing is 2.5 months. So, if...

You have to many questions to be able to really address them through Avvo, particularly since some of them depend on facts not in your...

Can I travel outside the US inbetween my citizenship interview and oath taking ceremony?

Yes, you can travel between the interview and the swearing in. You will, however, have to disclose the trip at the swearing in. No, once you...

I WAS NOTIFIED BY MY SCHOOL THAT I WAS OUT OF STATUS WHICH I DID NOT UNDERSTAND HOW IT HAPPENED. ISIT POSSIBLE TO CHANGE TO A J2

If you are out of status you cannot change status in the US. You would have to do so at the US embassy in your country.

I am married to an illegal immigrant and want to know how to file for his papers to be legal here and how much it will cost.

Without facts, we cannot even determine if they would be able to get the green card. You should consult with a local experienced immigration...

Judge's Decision

The outcome would be whatever the judge decides. You really, really should have a competent immigration attorney for this.