My i-751 waiver case has been transferred to local office. Does it mean I must have an interview

You and your spouse will likely be scheduled for an interview. If you are nervous about it or feel insecure, consult an immigration lawyer.

L1-B for an employee from India

You have several challenging issues: (1)whether he was an employee or independent contractor, (2) whether he qualifies as a manager, (3) a...

If you received a NTA for removal proceeding but court date isn't till several years later, can you still live in the US?

Yes, you may remain in the U.S. in order to present your case to the immigration judge and seek whatever relief is available to you. Since your...

I-751 WITH the WAIVER OF DIVORCE but IMMIGRATION has DENIED IT due 2 never received my UPDATED FILLS due to FRAUDULENT LAWYER

You have a serious problem and need to retain the services of an experienced immigration. (S)he will be able to present your case in a an organized...

You can tell the officer at the interview. You should also bring with you the divorce document of that previous marriage. Since you have filed...

What do I need to write in my letter to get an extension of my i-94 for additional 4 months?

Taking a test and interviewing for a job are proper B-1 functions, but applying for a job appears to be an intent to remain in the US. You need...

Do i need a lawyer or what can i do

This is not an immigration question. You need to consult a criminal defense attorney.

My husband just assaulted me and we were just about to file to remove the conditions on My green card. The case is in court.

Yes, provided you have evidence of the assault.--police report and photos. If there were other incidents of violence or emotional abuse, you...

If I file I-130 for my wife(non US citizen) living abroad does she need to file I-485 as well. I am a US citizen

When being processed through the US Embassy, no I-485 is required. The approved petition is usually sent to National Visa Center (NVC) which...

Deported 3 years ago!!

If you did not leave the US, you are a fugitive from justice and can be picked up at any time and removed/ deported. If you left the US and...