How can a US citizen apply for I-130 for married overseas daughter if he is not allowed to give present residential address?

You can disclose your current residential address on I-130 form but use PO Box (or other address) as your mailing address, so that your son-in-law...

Per the most recent processing time for San Francisco, N-400 cases are taking over 8 months. You probably won't get your interview until the end...

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Is there a way to argue for citizenship in Court?

While your best friend may be an American citizen at heart, unfortunately there is no law allowing him to acquire US citizenship, in court or...

Can I get my sister residency?

Although the visa waiting time will be well over 10-15 years (depending where she was born), you should file I-130 petition for your sister now and...

Can my husband fix his papers if they took away his DACA?

If your husband came here with a visa/passport, he should be eligible for adjustment of status (green card process) in the US with your petition. ...

Is my Green card holder to be mom liable for taxes?

I don't think this is an US immigration question. You should address this question to tax professionals in the country where relevant assets are...

I am a US citizen who filed I-130 & I-485 concurrently for my parents while they were here in US on a tourist visa.

Since there is no "C16" on the current I-130 form, I assume you meant Part C #16 on the old I-130 form. #16 simply asks if the beneficiary of the...

Can I adjust after 601 A approval , entered lawfully but overstayed visa waiver?

Who filed I-130 for you? Unless the petitioner is a permanent resident spouse who would be eligible for naturalization soon, you won't have the...

I am a american citizen and my girl friend is Dutch, she does not need visa to enter to USA. Can we marry here in USA? is ok

If she comes here on visa waiver (ESTA) or tourist visa with the specific intention of seeking permanent residency through marriage, she would be...

Is the residency of the us grandparent calculated as a total of 5 years regardless of the date of naturalization. Or after it.

I'm guessing you are seeking your son's citizenship under INA 322(a)(2)(B). It's my understanding that the grandmother could use any period (or...