My husband is under an immigration bond do I need to get a immigration lawyer to put a bond on the immigration hold.

An immigration bond means he is required to go to immigration court or depart the US. You need an experienced immigration attorney NOW. Do not...

Hi, i have entered usa on the basis of b1 visa..what all I can do so that I don't have to go back to India.

A B1 visa entry means you are a business visitor and authorized to do things related to your business purposes. There may be immigrant options...

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Pending case

How long ago was the I-485 filed? Basically it means they have not processed the I-485 yet. Most USCIS offices are taking about 4 months to process...

So my husband's i601 was approved, now we received a letter indicating that he does not need other appointment

Congratulations - you are almost there. They will generally send the passport back with the new visa within a few weeks. Make sure the address you...

HOW LONG BEFORE WE GET AN ANSWER CONSIDERING INS MADE A MISTAKE

Was the N-400 filed with assistance of an attorney? Was the N-400 denied? Was an RFE issued asking for additional information? USCIS often takes...

Change in online status updates

You will have to wait until the letter arrives to see for certain what has been decided. Do not assume the worst. Each case is different. Because...

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Can I withdraw my I-864 as joint-sponsor for a concurrently filed I-130 & I-485 before the finger print appointment?

You may withdraw your I-864 by contacting USCIS and notifying them of your withdrawal in writing. It would advisable to contact an immigration...

Can I use Medicaid for pre-natal and delivery purpose as an LPR without becoming a public charge?

Delivery of the baby under Medicaid would likely be considered emergency medical and would not trigger I-864 liability. Prenatal care however would...

I enter US last Oct 2, 2012 and ill be back in the Phils on March 31, 2013. Can I enter again after a month or after 2 months

The number one question the CBP officer wants to know is whether you have ANY IMMIGRANT INTENT. Is it certain that you will leave the country...

Is it possible to obtain a waiver from USCIS regarding the domicile requirement of a petitioner who's physically unable to do so

Your father must be "domiciled" in the U.S. when you immigrate under F3. If Petitioner dies there is a process called humanitarian reinstatement...

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