How to apply for family member over to the states without being the sponsor?

If you were exempt from filing taxes due to having too low of an income or another lawful reason, an explanation can be attached. The sponsorship...

What are my options to petition my mother?

If you are a citizen you can petition her after you turn 21. Her citizen husband can petition her now. In order for her to be able to adjust...

My wife's CR-1 Visa application is rufused by reason of 212(A)(6)(C)! How could that happen?

A fraud stays in your record forever. They are accusing her of fraud in the previous relationship. Although they should've provided her with a...

Filing for an I-485 while waiting for the I-130 to be approved and currently in the US on a B1/B2?

As your research has shown, the legal advice one receives in free legal fora is generally worth what the reader has paid for. Reason being, many...

Asylum in the USA from Egypt

Generalized fear of the regime might not amount to the requisite fear of future persecution that is required. Speak in detail to an immigration...

Can getting a Pardon for a felony conviction improve chances of being able to return to US after having been deported?

After a Presidential Pardon, maybe. Show your certified court disposition documents to an immigration attorney for advice.

If you depart before there is a decision issued, you will abandon the pending extension.

I've a B2 visa, that goes 'till March. I'm living with my boyfriend an american citizen.We want to get married. What we must do?

To receive a marriage license near Beaverton, contact the Washington County Recording Office in Hillsboro, Oregon. To adjust your status for...

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I never went to court for a misdemeanour. I am a tourist, B2 visa. What can happen to me?

You should speak with a criminal law attorney in your area to clear up your criminal record. For immigration purposes, you may be removable,...

You'll want to speak with a family law attorney in your state of residence for advice as to the divorce. For immigration purposes, if you received...