About to be out of status but getting married soon! what to do?

I definitely do not recommend trying to handle this type of case without an attorney. Although not stated I am assuming your boyfriend is a U.S....

My husband is a permanent resident we got married in U.S. how long will it take for him to file for me and my child?

There are two stages to permaent reidency. The petition to get you a place in line and the final step for your green card (permanent residency). ...

Hi im going to be 20 and my parents are exepted to be a resident if i petition them when im 21 will the prosses be faster?

Yes, your parents will be considered immediate relatives once you turn 21 if you are a U.S. citizen. Have your parents ever been to the U.S.? Did...

Immigration questions? Please help!!

Any time there is a criminal offense no matter how minor your friend thinks it is I advise getting a certified copy of the Court record and having...

What is SAVE program?

Make an INFOPASS appointment at the nearest USCIS office and explain the problem. It may be as simple as your name not matching the I-94 card and...

Will I be eligible for H1B filing while my request for change of status from F1 to F2 is pending? If yes, what are the chances?

Yes you may file for an H-1B any time you find an employer (Note unless it is a cap-exempt employer the start date cannot be before October 1,...

Child Support Problems and Citizenship

If you can show you have a payment plan and are current with the plan you should be OK with citizenship but get a document from the Court Clerk to...

H1 transfer between cap exempt and non-cap exempt firms

I concur with these answers. Lynne R. Feldman, Attorney at Law Concentrating in Immigration and Nationality Law 2221 Camino Del Rio South,...

You first apply for parole in place. If that is granted you can concurrently file the I-130 and I-485 and obtain permaennt residency int he U.S. ...

By working at your family business you have arguably violated your F-1 status and if the government is successful in Immigration Court you will...