My boyfriend is in Sweden but he is not Sweden citizen I wanna apply for him to come to us and marry him . What do I need to do

Of course, you can marry him and apply for a green card for him. Or if you are not ready to marry him at this time, he can apply for a tourist...

Do I need the leave the country to obtain H4 visa stamp?

You can change your status without leaving the U.S. However, whenever you wish to travel outside the U.S., you must obtain an H-4 visa in order...

I am permanent residents since 2006 and had a 5trips outside united state no longer than 6month unfurtunately i had shoplifting

As long as you are not under probation, you can apply for naturalization. Please see

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I am PR. My 14 year-old daughter is illegally present here in United States.

If your daughter entered the U.S. with a visa and overstayed, you may want to wait until you become a U.S. citizen, and then she will be able to...

Immigration Question

I assume that you plan to remarry your wife and that she is a U.S. citizen. If this is correct, yes, you can reapply for permanent residence in...

My husband was deported once, and came back he is now in custody i want to know what will happen for reentry

If your husband returned illegally to the U.S. after being deported, he may be subject to the permanent bar from re-entering the U.S. Please see

Step of becoming a US citizen or legal resident from an expired F-1 Visa?

If you think you qualify for asylum, you could apply. Please see

Do you know of a lawyer who has helped a F1 student who has been out of status for about over a year actually get reinstated?

Since you are in Tennessee, some great immigration lawyers are Linda Rose, Lynn Calder and Greg Siskind.

How can my illegal immigrant son get a green card through me a permanent resident

Lots. Someone who entered the U.S. illegally is generally ineligible to adjust their adjust their status to permanent resident unless they qualify...

How long is my husband banned from the U.S. for?

Not clear from your question. However, if you re-entered the U.S. illegally after being deported, you cannot apply for a waiver until you have...