Am i still qualified for immigration visa to usa if my petitioner (my father) died during the processing of the immigration vsia

If you resided in the U.S. at the time of your father's death you should be able to continue to pursue permanent residency exactly as before...

You can file a "Freedom of Information Act Request" on form G-639 to request a copy of the notice of approval of your mother's I-539. This form is...

Would like to know what's steps to take I was married to an American citizen he file for me but miss the appointment. Now e h

If you were married to a U.S. citizen who battered you or treated you with extreme cruelty then you may apply for permanent residency without his...

I am a us citizen have applied for my unmarried daughter 25 years older , for immigration in 2011.

Depending on how you got your permanent residency there may be another way of expediting your daughter's immigration to the U.S. If you got your...

Can I still get a green card?

A pure dismissal will not disqualify you from permanent residency. The problem is that many "dismissals" are viewed by DHS as convictions in...

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What should i do?? what's the best way to do ??how much the fee??

You may be stuck. You need to apply for a visitor's visa. At that time you will be required to show that you have a residence in the Philippines...

My OPT came to an end on jan 30 2013 .. I am in grace period right now.. OPT I 20 also shows the same day as end date.

You are authorized to remain the U.S. in a legal status for up to 60 days after your OPT has expired, assuming that you haven't violated your...

Can my husband fiX his legal status.

I agree with the previous answers provided that your husband was unlawfully in the U.S. for a year or more prior to departing in 2002. If so he...

Transferring H1 and multiple labor filings

Q. "will it create any problem with Company X, labor audit filed under EB2? " A. Amost certainly not. Whether you are currently working for...

The simplistic answer to your question is "No". A person who has overstayed his "visa" (I suppose you mean his period of authorized stay reflected...