Hi im goin to get divorce with my wife and i got a green card ten year of getting married with her , and she is my sponsor to

Your wife will remain your primary sponsor.

I would like to know if you have fiancé 90 day visa and you choose not to get married. when can your fiancé return.

She can return anytime as soon as her new fiancée visa is approved by US Embassy in her country of residence. That is if we are talking about the...

I'm an asylum applicant, i got my EAD as my case is still been processed for over 150 day,can my employer sponsor me green card?

I recommend your employer speak with an experienced immigration attorney in your area. Applying for asylum is a complex process. Applying for...

Change visa from B1 to F1

You don't have enough time to stay in the US waiting to change your visa to F-1. Processing takes around 4 months. You need to return to your...

My E2 was approved. What docs besides marriage certificate does my wife need to bring to interview? What ques. will they ask?

I agree with Mr. Behar. You need to look at the specific requirements of the U.S. consulate in question, listed on its website. Each post lists the...

To reopen immigration case.

You cannot reopen immigration case where there is no relief available due to your husband's multiple immigration violations including attempts to...

This scenario is highly unlikely. The person who violated his status in the U.S. will not be recognized by state authorities as the figure...

May I petition my biological parents to immigrate to the U.S.?

Mr. Behar answered it perfectly. You give up your right to sponsor your biological parents after your adoption takes effect.

My 6 months sticker. Expires in July 2014 and I'm out of the us and. I have a flight. To go back July 20th can I still travel

Are you referring to your 6-month authorized stay in the US? Please clarify.

On form I-485 it asks for my I-94 number, what do I put down?

You need to retrieve your I-94 information from the CBP website, as you were instructed to by CBP upon your admission at the airport.