What are my chances of getting approval for f1 ? or should I just try entry on my b1/b2 ? what if they send me back from port?

It would be visa fraud for you to enter as a visitor visa if your intention is to be a full-time student. Your success with an F-1 visa application...

What are my chances of getting approval for f1 ? or should I just try entry on my b1/b2 ? what if they send me back from port?

It would be visa fraud for you to enter as a visitor visa if your intention is to be a full-time student. Your success with an F-1 visa application...

Can my husband face deportation being married to me now???

If your husband is a noncitizen, and if you are a US citizen, then it might be possible for him to get a green card if you were to file an...

Questions about N-400 application for naturalization.

Because you don't live with your wife, you can't apply for naturalization after only 3 years of permanent residence status. You'll have to wait 5...

Does my husband need to wait until consular interview to pay a pardon? How is this done?

My guess is that he will not be approved at the consular interview because he is inadmissible and will need an I-601 waiver for unlawful presence. ...

the good news: you won your appeal. But the bad news is that your going right back before the very same Immigration Judge who denied your asylum...

How do I change my status?

If you were to marry your US citizen girlfriend, then she could file a petition on your behalf to bring you to the United States. But if you lived...

My husband is a US citizen by naturalization and we will be getting married .... he will be filing for me,...

Your question is somewhat confusing. Your husband, as a U.S. citizen, can file a visa petition for you directly as his wife, and, therefore, an...

Will I have problems getting my F-1 with I-140 approved

You might have some problems. F-1 student visa is a nonimmigrant visa. To get a student visa, you'll have to convince the Consulate that you have...

It is said that Green Card Holders can't leave the US for more than 6 months without needing to file for a reentry visa.

The notion that "if you have a green card, you can stay outside the U.S. for up to 6 months" is persistent myth. Permanent residents are required...