I'm 21 and a U.S. citizen and my brother is 22 and he is also a U.S. citizen i want to petition my mother what paper do i fill

I recommend that you contact an immigration attorney to discuss options for your mother's permanent resident application. An attorney can...

How long can a green card holder stay out of usa?

United States permanent residence requires that you live in the U.S. If you are out of the U.S. for more than six months this can break your...

Can my US-citizen sister and green card holder file at the same time an immigration petition for me?

Yes - you can have more than one person file an immigrant visa petition on your behalf. For your lawful permanent resident mother to file for you,...

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Disclosing expungement in Green Card application

I highly recommend that your relative contact an experienced immigration attorney regarding this issue. The I-485 asks whether the applicant has...

Student to work visa without leaving US

It may be possible to file a change of status to H-1B if your F-1 status will continue to at least 10/1/10. If approved for the H-1B and you...

I-485 Current USCIS status question F1 VISA EXPIRED and EXPIRATION DATE

I recommend that you consult with an immigration attorney to assist you should you proceed with an application for adjustment of status. You should...

How long it take the embassy approval?can they denied the visa?

Administrative Processing by the U.S. Consular Post can include fraud investigations and security clearances. It can take weeks and sometimes...

How long does it take for a K-3 or K-4 VISA normally?

It's unlikely that K-3 visas will proceed anymore as once USCIS approves the I-130 (average of 4-5 months), the K-3 becomes moot. The Department...

If I am in the US under a B1B2 visa, can I change it to a H1B visa, if a company sponsored me? How long does it take?

It may be possible to file for your H-1B visa now. If approved, the earliest you could start working would be October 1. You would need to apply...

How long could it take for me to get status?

The current processing times for an unmarried, adult child of a U.S. citizen is approximately 5 years; for a married adult child, over 8 years. ...