I am scared to apply for my US citizenship. Me and my daughter got our ten year permanent green cards in 2007.

As long as the marriage was not entered into for immigration purposes and no third party, other than a lawyer, was paid to arrange the marriage...

Scheduled for the marriage interview, Does my citizen husband need birth certificate?

Your husband only has to prove he is a U.S. citizen, so his U.S. passport or naturalization document is sufficient. If he had been born a U.S....

Can I change my visa status from J to HB during a pending I - 140

Yes, assuming you are not subject to the 2 year residency requirement of 202(e).

Can you leave for three weeks ,I mean out of US,after filing N 400

I have no idea how this mis-information got spread around since you are not the only person who has asked that question. Filing the application...

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F1 student with OPT /getting married

When you pay your filing fees for the I-485 it includes the I-765 fee (like it or not!), so if you include a completed I-765 (a one page form)...

I-130 Family Petition, Service Center Transfer Question?

Since that quota is backlogged to 12/08/04 (for January 2013) - and even longer for people born in Mexico or the Philippines - they are not given...

In theory, yes. However, they could also deny the visa for fraud (you lied about being arrested). Although there is a waiver for that as well it...

Can I cross back to mexico with my temporary visa?

Need to know more. However, my basic rule is to advise clients not to leave the U.S. until they become U.S. citizens. Less unhappy clients that way!

7 months left in study abroad and I can't apply for another re-entry permit. Is this OK?

How can I disagree with an such an esteem attorney as Mr. Bejar. He's 100% right. However, given that you will have made 3 entries in a period of...

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9/9/13 earliest I can file for Citizenship? My Perm Resident Card states resident since 12/9/09 & still married & living w/wife

You can file 3 months "early" - before you are eligible. So if you have been married to a U.S. citizen for over 33 months and been a permanent...