It would be safest to not go at all. If you do go, bring your records AND evidence that you disclosed this during the Green Card process. Further,...

That has to be your decision. With either trip, you could be denied entry. .

You immediately retain a qualified immigration attorney who will advise you as to the required evidence and file the I-751 on your behalf.

Everything is on track so far. The length of time that your parents have been here avoids the presumption of immigrant intent. Now, retain a...

When your husband was making $130,000 you should have retained an attorney. That attorney would have told you that you must include your Income Tax...

You should immediately retain a qualified immigration attorney to review the letter of denial and your submissions.

It means that she needs to quickly retain an immigration attorney to handle the detention and deportation procedures which she is currently facing.

No, there is no link that will allow her to stay. She needs to retain an immigration attorney, in her area, that handles detention and deportation...

As long as your spouse's income meets or exceeds the 125% of the poverty level of income, you will not be rejected or need a joint sponsor. You...

No. The first thing you need to do is to retain a qualified immigration attorney to file for adjustment of status- AOS. Do this before you are the...