I have been a permanent resident for over 5 years. Since that time, I've gotten married and changed my last name
It would be best to apply for a new card.
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It would be best to apply for a new card.
Your question is unclear. If you did not petition him and he did not apply for the green card, then he probably is already out of status.
As with everything else in the world, attorney fees vary depending on the attorney, the attorney's experience, the geographical location of the...
You should retain an attorney to review your case and see, what, if anything, can be done.
21 for immigration purposes is the day you turn 21, the 21st anniversary of one's birth.
This would be an extremely difficult case, as you are related. Both DOL and USCIS will question the validity of the job offer and whether the job...
Yes, you should be eligible
Because he entered with a visa waiver, he will only be able to adjust his status if you are a US citizen AND he is not placed in removal proceedings.
Because he is here in the US without status, if he leaves the US he will not be able to come back for 10 years.
If he has an ICE hold, then very likely. That is what the hold is for.