When planning to marry a mexican in mexico which is better to get double nationality or fm3?(im american)

If you are a US citizen and want to immigrate a Mexican spouse to the US, your own immigration status in Mexico is irrelevant.

Moms Status, back in 1998 my mom was working in the us with an expired visa alot of people from her work where deported but at

You need to have an attorney review your mom's immigration case, in order to determine what can, and needs to be done. Your description suggests...

I received a i797c for my brothers applicaton ....like a year ago ....they were asking to file a I-824 .....its not too late?

Not enough information. What was filed? When was it filed? What does the I-797 state? Were you given a deadline by which to submit the I-824? Is...

Are there any bonding companies that will post a bond for someone with an ICE hold?

If he is in jail awaiting trial and has an ICE hold, it is unlikely that he can bond out. If he can, there will be one bond for the criminal matter...

Term expires

Most likely nothing. Because you entered legally and you are married to a US citizen, the fact that your authorized period of stay expires is of no...

I am a U.S. citizen and I filed for my spouse who is living abroad. Recently, I have received a I-797c.

The National Visa Center will contact you in the coming weeks. There are fees to be paid and an Affidavit of Support that will need to be filed....

I am here with a visa f1 , but I am out of status for over 2 years,can I apply for asylum?

Probably not. Asylum must be filed within one year of entry into the US. The only exception is due to changed circumstances in the country. But,...

My fiancé got his papers taken away for not showing of court due to transportation. He' lives the us almost all his life..

You need to retain an attorney to review all his immigration and criminal paperwork and to advise you after such review.

What should I tell USCIS regarding my naturalization interview?

You need to tell the truth. If you are on probation, it is highly unlikely that your application would be approved, as USCIS considers probation as...

Was it a traffic ticket, which would fall under traffic violations, or was it a misdemeanor? If it was just a traffic ticket, then the answer...