How old do I have to be to apply for citizenship?

Hello. If you parents brought you here properly, they are probably working on their future and yours as well. If they came across the border, or...

Can't become citizen because USCIS made a mistake 5 years ago giving me a visa IR7 by mistake...

They can correct their mistake by removing your green card. I don't get the sense they have done that yet. It was your dad and step mom who filed...

Can I renew my student visa in the US after filing EB-5?

It would be very hard to convince anyone honestly that you intend to return home after your studies if you have filed for an EB-5. However, if you...

Is it possible to get my mother to become legal in the U.S.?

If she has been passing herself off as a US citizen, that would be almost impossible to fix. Otherwise, if she came her on a visa, you do have the...

Was he deported even with a U visa in process? I'm surprised his lawyer didn't get them to continue the case until the U was adjudicated. ...

It depends why you received the gift card. If it was in return for work, that would be bad news. If it was for trading in your super-expensive...

Does advance payrol is enough for renter to the USA?

If you got your combo card then be patient. You will be interviewed soon. If you feel you have to leave for a terrible emergency (the real reason...

I will like to know how long will it takes to get my 10 years card (I-751)? I just did my biometric on the 1st of April,2015.

Sometime during the year you will either be called for interview or get the conditions lifted. A random number of "good" candidates get...

Do I need to apply for OPT since I have an asylee status from my wife case?

Is this a work permit for an asylum case that has been approved, or one that is in the queue waiting adjudication?

We filed joint I-751, then I filed divorce. The divorce has not absolute yet, last week I got my 10-year green card.

Did you notify them when you both filed for divorce? Or did you withhold this material information? Go talk to a lawyer in confidence. And remember...