B2 visa extension

You may apply for a change of status so long as you are currently in status on a J-1 waiver. Applying for a change of status will also depend on...

Were married 6 months and file 485 aos,interviewed of immigration and doubt becoz of age differences,iam filiipina.

I agree with the answer above. You should have a full consultation with an immigration attorney to go over what exactly happened in your previous...

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Green Card Extension.

I agree with the above answer. If your friend is filing an I-751 he may be able to file a request for a fee waiver. Please see the link below....

I AM A NATURAL BORN U.S. CITIZEN , I WANT TO GET A U.S.VISA FOR MY SISTER WHO LIVES IN MEXICO HOW DO I DO THAT ?

The sibling category is the slowest moving family-based category. It can take 8-10 years. Please see the visa bulletin link below

I751-Separation or Divorce?

If you are separated and plan to get a divorce, the 751 should be filed with a waiver of the joint filing requirement with a divorce decree. --...

Citizenship

Yes, you must be a lawful permanent resident for five years to apply for citizenship. If you are married to a U.S. Citizen for three years, you...

Been married since 99 started fixing husband n 05 he has his appt n juarez mx n april 2011 is there anything we can do so he can

If he entered without inspection he can only adjust his status if he is 245i eligible. To be 245i eligible, an immigrant petition must have been...

Reopen case

An out of state attorney can help you with immigration matters. You should speak to an immigration attorney to understand what is happening in...

Visa waiver and adjustment of status

It is hard to say why your petition has been pending for so long without knowing more details about your case. An immigration attorney can help...

How can I find out if my parents added their children to their resident application back in 1974?

You can apply for lawful permanent residence through your husband if you entered the country with inspection. Your parents can also file a FOIA...