My boyfriend signed a voluntary departure and is now in Mexico but he didnt receive any papers when he was released is that good

Yes, he should have paperwork. Filing applications or petitions without knowing the exact details of a case risks denial and therefore a waste of...

What are the chances I could Obtain a green card?

As the others mentioned, you are most likely not eligible for a green card without problems. But you should check if there is anything in your...

Is there any chance, even 1% that employment based I-485 get approved if you overstayed your visa more then 180 days?

No, the part you quote is related to a family based application, not to an employment based application. Wolf W. Kaufmann Southern California...

How can someone who been deported but is married get a permanent residency?

Having been deported twice makes this very difficult. It depends on several issues, first of all, why the person was deported, and second, how much...

U.S citizen applying for stepchild?

Your spouse could probably petition for your son, but your son might face the same problem you face: if he entered the country without inspection...

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Fiance visa

Well, first of all, to marry again, your divorce has to be final and valid. The government will want to see paperwork proving that. So it probably...

GREEN CARD THROUGH FAMILY MEMBER

Your sister may be able to apply for your parents. It depends on several other factors such as her income, plans for her residence etc. There are...

My passport wasn't stamp on returning to my country , either my I 94 wasn't taken from the US immigration

If the I-94 was not taken by the airline or otherwise when you left the U.S., there is a procedure to prove that you actually left. Contact the...

Auf jeden Fall angeben! :) This misdemeanor, as the others already said, most likely will be no problem in your green card process, but any...

I am a U.S. Citizen and me and my fiance plan on getting married soon. He came into the country with his parents as refugees whe

As the others said, you need to consult an immigration attorney to find out what his status actually is. Some people call themselves "refugee" but...