If i am in removal process and i marry again before i go to the hearing can my wife file a i-130 or do i need to appear first?

Your wife should file the petition before the hearing. Take filing receipt and copy of petition including proof of good faith marriage to the...

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Will Consular Processing works for me?

The Consulate's concerns about your employment will most likely have an impact on your immigrant visa application if it is based on the same...

I have a L1B that expires in Feb 2012, but my I-94 expires in july, 2014 can my company file for fresh L1 in home country

The company must file a petition for an extension of your status. It can filed up to 6 months before the expiration of the last approval (not your...

Will first DUI affect my application for U.S residency (I-130)

A simple DUI without any aggravating factor generally does not render you inadmissible. A review of the conviction record and specific statute...

Your relative was not allowed to withdraw her application for admission and given an expedited removal order. S/he needs to apply for I-212 waiver...

In the context of immigration law: What the I-485 and the called new section 204(I) are all about it?

It allows you to seek permanent resident status based on an approved or pending immigrant petition although the petitioner died if you lived in the...

Hi. I have a question regarding working as an immigrant.

You are probably seeking to apply for permanent resident status from outside the U.S. For you to live and work in the U.S. while you are waiting...

Can I appeal for DV visa 2011

You cannot appeal. Moreover, the visa must be granted within the fiscal year or the visa number is lost. There is no fix.

What can happen if she get divorce? Asked in Dallas, TX - about 7 hours My sister is married for 1 1/2 year.

She cannot continue or renew her application for lawful resident status through her marriage if she divorces her husband.

My OPT expires in 2 weeks, adjusting status and company wants to keep me on

You may continue working for up to 180 days without consequences to you if you already applied for adjustment of status based on a job offer. That...