Marrying my fiancee who is a green card holder...can I stay in status?

Once she is a US citizen, you would be able to adjust your status even if you go out of status. You will not be able to work legally until you...

My friend she is a Canadian citizen and she really wanna live in USA. can you tell me how can she lives in USA. thanks

She should retain an immigration attorney to review her options. It is simply not possible to flesh those out on Avvo.

CDJ means the case is with the Department of State. CDJ stands for Ciudad Juarez. You would need to start by contacting the National Visa Center.

Can my wife file under 245-I based on marriage with me before my adjustment was approved?

Not enough information. You should see an immigration lawyer with all of your papers, including receipts for your petition, and your wife's papers...

What are my options? I was part of an I-130 F4 category petition, and i turned 21 before the priority date became current.

Your brother can petition you, as can your parents, but it will take years for your priority to become current. You may have other options, but...

H1B 7th year extension pending with USCIS - later I140 approved

Probably not. First, USCIS rarely allows this type of amendments mid-stream. Additionally, if only one year was requested, the LCA is probably...

I came here in 1997 illegal. I have an I 130 acceptances recipe.

In order for your wife to be able to do anything, you would need to either have entered the US with inspection, or would need to qualify for...

I had the citizinship test but the decision can not mad because of my mistake in one intrance to canada was wrong,

Get an attorney

What should I do regarding my husband's ICE Hold?

There is nothing you can do regarding the hold. The hold means that ICE is considering deportation proceedings for him. Plus, anything you do...

Follow up on "will I be allowed to re-enter the US after 6-day out of status in the US"

Your unauthorized employment will be an issue. Also, if you do not leave the US before 180 days from the expiration of your I-94, you will trigger...