I'm a green card holder and I want to sponsor my mother because my wife is pregnant and my mother want to be here with us
To sponsor your mother's green card, you have to become a US citizen.
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To sponsor your mother's green card, you have to become a US citizen.
You shouldn't have problems returning from a short trip to Mexico. You should be talking to your employer's immigration attorney about the trip. ...
Probably not because your mother (even if she had been a US citizen at her birth) had not lived in the US or its territory at all before your...
Since you already overstayed on B2, you cannot adjust here until your husband must become a citizen (unless you qualify under 245i). Unless you...
I agree with my colleague that more information is needed to respond to your question. Are you adjustment eligible (perhaps, through a US citizen...
If you have a legitimate reason to stay here as a B1/B2 visitor beyond October 31, you can file for a change of status (I-539) now. But keeping...
Since the fiscal year (new annual quota allocation) starts on October 1, we except some forward movements on the cut-off dates. How far would it...
I agree with my colleague. Your 1998 departure triggered a waivable 10-year bar (assuming you were over 19 at the time), and your 1999 return...
It depends on what her F2A priority date is. If her priority date is before Nov. 2014, your wife's case will be processed at NVC right away and...
We need more information to address your question. It sounds like you have or had a green card but went overseas to take care of your...