I was in a criminal case in 2004 and was promised my legal documents if I testified against my co-defendant , which I accepted

What the DA may have promised you is what's known as an "S" visa, which helps you obtain legal status in exchange for helping them with an...

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The chances of your family being contacted are lessened if you provide adequate supporting documentation of the bona fide nature of your marriage. ...

Green card holder living in canada for more than a year

You can chance a reentry, but if you're caught they may initiate proceedings to determine whether or not you still should have a green card. It...

I have submitted my i 751 on april 14 2014 and my conditional green card expire on may 2 2014. What will be outcomes?

If everything was filed correctly, then your status will be automatically extended pending the adjudication of your application. If successful,...

Visa bulletin F2A retrogressing for Mexico. How will this affect our case?

It's very likely you will have to wait until the priority date becomes current again. If there are exceptional circumstances which might require...

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Can a British Student in USA on F1 Visa, married to a Green card holder go out of the country and come back?

Leaving an coming back to the country is a function of her visa. If it's still valid and she's in lawful status without having overstayed her...

Can I apply for citizenship ?

If you've been a green card holder for 5 years (3 years if married to US citizen), then yes, you can apply for citizenship. The chances of your...

Indian Passport Expired

Getting a passport renewed is generally a function of a particular country's law, not the law of the US. If it's an Indian passport, you need to...

How can my boyfriend get lawful status in US or at least visit his family in Mexico and then return to me in San Diego?

If he's only your boyfriend and not your husband, there's little power you would have to help him fight his case or return to the US aside from...

Charges 18 USC s 1001

It would really depend on why you were deported, and the what the order of the immigration judge who deported you says in determining when you...