I already filled out my application for deffered act but my lawyer is taking too long to send it to uscis?

No. Such a story is not credible. If what you suspect is true, then you the client have the absolute right to request your entire file back from...

DREAM Act

No. You cannot apply for DACA (there is no such thing as the DREAM ACT) , since based on the facts above you do NOT meet the 5 year physical...

H1b extension of stay denied

The "I-129 Petition" means the H-1B petition itself. Unfortunately, your employer's H-1B petition was denied IN ITS ENTIRETY. Wait until you...

Chances of getting a Student Visa after Overstaying in the USA

Based on the facts above, your chances of obtaining a student visa are slim to none, am afraid. The 3 and 10 year bars do not apply to one until...

Will I94 help to stay in US if L2 becomes invalid - Can H1 be rejected because Visa is valid?

1. Yes. you are in valid L2 status until Dec 2013. Mere separation is not divorce. 2. Not a chance. See my answer above. You are in valid status...

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Do i need a lawyer for dream act?

It is DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals); not any sort of "ACT" , since it is an executive action by the presidency. To answer...

I have applied for my husband I-130 FORM and recently he came to USA and received his conditional visa...he has left the country

Who needs a "husband" like this one ? Get a divorce ASAP so you may be free to remarry (with the right man) anytime in the future. Much more than ...

I am a US citizen and would like to file for permanent residence for my husband. His I 130 has already been approved.

I don't understand why husband did not file an I-485 at the same time you filed the I-130. Did he not enter the country legally? Or is he abroad?

Is there some thing we can do so my husband doesnt get deported???????

Don't panic. Here is a list of things you must immediately do: 1. Hire an immigration lawyer in your area or even in Seattle to have him/her...

Adjustment, green card and DUI

I don't think you will have problems adjusting status. You must, however, take your conviction and court papers to an immigration attorney in your...