I am filing i-130 on behalf of my mother for my Aged out elder Brother who works in saudia

The immigration proceeding referred to in Form I-130 is Immigration Court proceeding (often called deportation proceeding). If your brother has...

How could a shoplifting citation affect my immigration status?

You should consult with a competent criminal defense attorney to see what your legal options are and have him/her check with an immigration...

Can dependent I-485 application be approved before primary?

No, the derivative case cannot be approved before the principal's, at least theoretically. But I have seen INS/USCIS making such mistakes before. ...

N400 oath ceremony. Need advice.

That's Officer Barbara Pace at USCIS Sacramento Field Office, an real officer. Wait for the rescheduled oath ceremony notice.

If you moved out of the original Field Office jurisdiction, then USCIS will eventually forward the case to the new jurisdiction (Field Office)...

I am on a student visa and my green card husband filed for I-130. If my status expires after filing I-485, is it ok?

I agree with my colleague here. You have to maintain your F1 student status (or any other non-immigrant status) until your I-485 is approved. ...

What would be the best way for me?

If your wife had filed I-130 for you under F2A in June 2014, you would've been a permanent resident by now. What's the best course of action for...

What forms I'll need to send to USCIS to petition my mother in Colombia?

You start the process for your mother living overseas by filing Form I-130. Once approved, the case will be forwarded from USCIS to NVC (National...

Is my child eligible for filing I-485 to establish permanent residence?

If your child has obtained advance parole through DACA and return to the US on that parole (after a short travel outside the US), then she should...

Now I want to ask 1 thing is it cheaper to file petition for my family member separate or for all members together?

As a US citizen, you can petition for your parents, spouse, children (under 21) as your immediate relatives (IRs) and for your sons and daughters...