First, when a lawful permanent resident leaves the U.S. for an extended period of time, it raises the question of whether the person has abandoned...

My husband got approved on his I-130 petition. What now? Will he have to leave the country?

For someone to adjust their status without leaving the U.S., he or she must have a legal entry and must not have accrued more than 180 day of...

I met my husband in grocery store we got married.he from jamaica they denied us and said we did not have a real marriage.we sent

I agree with my colleague that there was something that the adjudicator was not convinced of that an attorney could help you ferret out. You could...

How can i apply for my wife green card ?

It may also depend on how your wife entered the US, meaning whether or not she was inspected at the border upon entry. If she was inspected at the...

Can you help with some questions about re-entry permit (I-131).

1) Yes, you need to be in the U.S. when you file. 2) No, you don't have to wait in the U.S. until it is approved. You just need to wait until...

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Just got my American citiznship. Can I live the US for a long period of time {like 10 years}?

If you are an American citizen, you can live in the U.S. as long as you wish and where you live does not affect your citizenship

I just wanna know if he could file for Fiancee Visa without coming to the Philippines?

The Fiance Visa does not require that your fiancé go to the Philippines in order to file. It does, however, generally require that you and your...

This pertains to the Deferred Action Process. What might be the "punishment" for being here illegally?

One thing to keep in mind is that Deferred Action is a policy and not a law. To illustrate the distinction, consider the following. Take the...

Will it affect me to get my work permit

To qualify for Obama's new immigration law policy (called Deferred Action), you must not have been convicted of a felony offense, a significant...

How do I qualify myself for a greencard?

Usually, one would need an employer or a relative (such as U.S. citizen spouse, parent, sibling, or son or daughter over 21 or a lawful permanent...