My wife has charges of 243(e)(1). She is on an expired visa is there a way that she won't get deported.

You will need to act quickly, as she is not only out of status, but 243(e) in California may be classified as a crime of violence, depending on the...

I entered the US on a B2 visa, however an I-94 was never issued. I tried searching for my I-94 online and it says "not found".

Just one small mistype will confuse the online I-94 retrieval and not pull up your record. Try entering everything again very carefully. If that...

H1B transfer beyond 3 year & GC impact

1) It is always risky to 'rock the boat' and apply for an H-1B transfer. However, if the job specifications, position, employer and your...

I came to the united states in 2008 and fell out of status after march 2009. what do i do to get legal?

It is not clear which, if any benefits you may be eligible for. It is generally difficult to regain a legal immigration status after having fallen...

Am I Cap Exempt for H1B,if I use my 2007 H1B Visa Petition and worked only for 1 Year?

Since it has been over 6 years since you were counted against the H-1B quota you will be subject to the cap in a future filing. Bear in mind,...

Can deported person ever get their green card by marriage with US citizen?

On a quick-read of your facts, it sounds like he has a 20-year bar to re-entry to the U.S., and will need to wait for 10 years before he can apply...

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Regarding the immigration process is it better to get married in the US or Europe?

With both processes, you will end up in the U.S. in approximately the same amount of time (approximately 7-11 months.) With the fiancee process,...

I have been out of status for 2nd time. Need help ASAP.

In this kind of DSO/misunderstanding situation, reinstatement is sometimes permitted. You'll need to carefully coordinate with the DSOs at both...

Visa fraud convicted person.

A meaningful answer here would require a meaningful discussion with an experienced immigration attorney.

My husband and my son applied for H4 visa was given a green form stating PIMS (principal applicant immigration status)

(6)(c)(i) is a misrepresentation (fraud) inadmissibility. Individuals with such a bar will generally not be issued a visa or admitted to the U.S....