What can we file for when Visa is recently expired to get an active legal Visa status?

Hello, Since you are a U.S. citizen and advise that your husband entered the U.S. lawfully on an H-1B, then it is still possible to file for...

I am under F4 category , my parents are green card , can they file petition for me in F2B category?

Hello, Yes, it is possible for your parent(s) to file new I-130 petitions for you as long as you are single (unmarried). Doing so will not have...

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Can my husband adjust his status?

Are your dates correct as posted? It appears you may have meant that your husband left in May of 1997 rather than 2007 and then returned with the...

I have withhold of removal

Hello, Hopefully you can get your green card, but your court case under withholding possibly may need to be reopened to resolve any potential...

Hello, A U.S. citizen can sponsor a sibling, but unfortunately it is a very long process. It invovles first submitting and obtaining approval...

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If my husband was granted administrative departure in 2002 and re-entered two months later and now wants to adjust his status

Hello, The answer to your question requires some detailed knowledge of your husband's immigration history that really should be reviewed in a...

Asylum interview date

Hello, It sounds as if you and your husband applied for asylum "defensively" in immigration court proceedings, which is a very different process...

Hello, It is the card itself, not the permanent residence, that has an expiration date. Although there are not yet penalties for failure to...

Green card holder how many days stay out of country

Hello, In addition to Mr. Schmidt's comments, if your cousin is still outside the U.S. and is not able to return within the 6 month time for...

Can my son get a citizen or permanent resident with visa g4, he is 22 year old and we have 6 years with visa g-4?

Hello, Generally, there is not a way to change directly from non-immigrant G-4 status to permanent residency. Is your son eligible for...