Can I qualify for DACA if I came in March 2007 and was the age of 16 already?

The answer seems no because you can request DACA if you...came to the United States BEFORE reaching your 16th birthday. See:...

Can US family citizen sponsor a nephew to live and study in US for 4 years?

In your son's F-1 visa application, your sister could write a letter promising to provide room & board for your son while he attends college near...

Can i apply for my parents as a visitor ?

Your parents can apply for their B1/B2 visas at the U.S. Embassy/Consulate in their home country. To get their B1/B2 visas approved, they must...

Can I travel domestically inside usa with expired conditional card?

As long as you have a valid photo ID, you can travel domestically. Here's the list of IDs accepted by TSA...

I am filing for I-864A for my daughter and she filed a I-864. Does my husband have to fill out a separate I-864A to combine in ?

If your own income alone (without your husband's) is sufficient to fill the gap (between the threshold 125% line and your daughter's income), then...

Hi, I want tot know if I can apply for Daca?

Being claimed as a dependent on the parent's 2007 tax return can be used as evidence, but that tax return alone would not be sufficient to meet the...

When seeking adjustment through a marriage to a US citizen, unauthorized employment should not affect the outcome. You have an option of...

Can I remove myself as my husband’s sponsor?

The affidavit of support (I-864) you signed for your husband when he got his green card will remain binding on you until he earns (or gets credited...

I am planning to self file I-485 as single while I am in separation process, are there any implications?

You remain married until the marriage is legally terminated, through divorce in your case. So, until and unless the divorce is final, you file...

Will the immigration officer deny our application if the reason isn't good enough ?

Your narrative is hard to understand. Your husband is from Australia, and you are a U.S. citizen (and are talking about US immigration), right? ...