If your step daughter isn't a citizen, but a permanent resident, there may be an opportunity for her to get citizenship when you do - so correcting...

Green Card Holder Going to get married....

Late last year there was no queue for spouses of green card holders. So they used up most of the available visas and now there is a 2-3 year wait...

I am nearing 21 and would like to get citizenship for my parents. Does me being married affect that process in any way?

If you mean "residence" for your parents (citizenship comes 5 years later) then being married can affect the process in the right way. If your...

My F1 visa will expire in 6 months, I'm marrying a U.S citizen soon, Can I change status right after marriage or I need to wait?

Your wife will be able to petition for you, and you should be able to adjust status. Remember that the service is paranoid about marriage fraud,...

Need advice regarding my immigration status?

You should both go talk with an immigration attorney and review exactly what your situation is. Immigration status is not something that should be...

Im seeking help for my husband. Crimial and immigration.

It sounds like you want your husband to stop using, and you aren't planning to get him removed forever from the United States so he can never even...

Is it possible to continue green card process from the US after applying abroad?

Did you give a US address when you applied for the I-130? You have to be either resident or in the process of reestablishing your residence before...

I'm a resident. When I file for I-130 for future spouse,will he be able to stay in USA with a tourist visa when case is pending?

No. A tourist visa is for tourists. If you use it to bring your future spouse here, you risk him being banned for 5 years. Go talk with an...

Tourist visa: Within how much time a person can re-visit US

If someone comes here, stays the maximum amount of time, goes home, and quite soon after comes back, it looks like they are doing more than just...

Can I change my status from B1B2 to Greencard?

When you go see an immigration attorney and explain your whole story, you may get more than the simple "no" to a question, and may find an option...