My husband is an immigrant and he is a divorced man with 3 girls with another lady. He is fixing his paper can the government

DHS has no legal authority to require him to comply with his child support obligations. However, in some circumstances the failure to support a...

I dont know what ells should i do...any advice please?????

If you have a pressing need to travel internationally or to start work, you can make an infopass to speak to an officer and bring your passport (or...

How can i prove that my U.S. parent is a U.S. citizen without his support?

If your father was born in the United States, you can get a copy of his birth certificate from the vital records office for the county of his...

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Does the US recognize dual citizenship?

You are not required to give up your Canadian citizenship to become a U.S. citizen. Here is some...

A derivative applicant for asylum whose principal relative withdraws must file his own application for asylum ASAP and no later than 6 moths after...

What happens to our CR-1 application if my foreign wife gets a Diplomatic Visa?

If the I-130 petition is approved, and she enters legally through some other way than an immigrant visa, she would qualify for adjustment of status...

Granted asylum through my mother but then got married to a US citizen

If you married after being granted derivative asylum, you are not eligible to adjust status as an asylee. There is something called nunc pro tunc...

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I been approve for DACA

If you entered with a visa, then you would just apply for adjustment of status here (assuming there are no other complications). If you did not...

What to do with pending court dates tickets? Husband in immigration hold he cant get out to go to court dates.What 2 do? HELP?

If your husband has an immigration hold, then he is in the sheriff's custody and there should not be a problem with him appearing unless it's a...

What happens if the custom officer takes my green card due to living out of the state more than 1 year?

Typically, if CBP wants to move against a permanent resident who they feel has abandoned his or her residence, they seize the permanent resident...