Your wife will need to file a separate Form I-130 for your son. Since he's not in the US, adjusting his status through AOS isn't an option. He will...

I recommend scheduling a consultation with an immigration attorney as soon as possible. You need to find an expert to navigate these complexities.

Absolutely, you have the green light to work as a U.S. IT recruiter on your F1 OPT, as long as the job ties closely to what you studied —...

Is your wife a citizen of India? If so, India is one of the countries that doesn't have to worry about the six-month passport rule, your wife's...

Figuring out when your Priority Date will be current is a bit like trying to hit a moving target. The Visa Bulletin is your go-to for the latest...

Seeing your I-140 approved is a big deal—it shows that your sponsor is seriously backing you up. However, you need to have a conversation with your...

if the person in question has remained in the U.S. for almost 21 years without leaving, then "being unlawfully present for more than 180 days but...

The petitioner (your husband, if he is the U.S. citizen or permanent resident sponsoring you) must fill out and sign this form to accept financial...

I agree with Donald, but remember, the size of the household for the purposes of the I-864 will include your wife, yourself, any dependents you...

You need to file one Form I-130 for your sibling ONLY. Her spouse and children do not require separate I-130 forms. Your sibling’s spouse and...