Going to USA with children

Yes, you should be able to bring your 3 children with you. Hopefully, you listed them on your visa applications. If you did not, you may have...

Married in 09.he was denied a visa.filed for the waiver denied. now in may, filed another waiver and Im still waiting for answer

If your husband is outside the U.S., there is no way to file the I-485. He must be processed through the US Consulate abroad. You do not say on...

Misatke in my year of birth

You should correct the year of birth on your passport first, then file an I-90 requesting that italso be amended on the green card.

How can my friend permanently move from a different country to us without us citizenship?

Only an in depth consultation with an immigration lawyer can satisfactorily answer your question. And although your intentions may be sincere,...

Can i marry with USA citizen on my visitor visa after 3 month in USA ? which documents are needed to file for green card?

There is no requirement for any length of physical presence to get married in most states. However, you will need to establish that the marriage...

Can My boyfriend renew his permanent resident card with a charge of domestic violence?

The criminal court record will need to be reviewed to assess exactly what he was convicted of. Consult an immigration attorney.

An O visa is for extraordinary ability. It requires extensive documentation to prove that you are among the best in your field. Consult an...

Married to a foreigner,got her green card,now lots of fighting, her name on my house and car titles ,is there a way out of thi

You are asking questions that pertain more to the divorce (family law) than immigration. Get yourself to a family law (matrimonial) lawyer in...

May i be eligible to became us citizen ??????????

Indeed, you should hire an immigration attorney. If you never lived with your wife, you may be suspected of marriage fraud, in which case not only...

Can I get a green card investing $100,000 in a house?

Investing in a house will not get you a visa permitting you to remain and work in the U.S. Depending on your country of citizenship, you may...

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