I asking about my wife she over stay in 3 yr how I can she have chances so come back is same visa she have valid green card jus?

Whether your wife is able to obtain a visa depends on what you mean. If you mean that it has been 3 years since she left the USA after an overstay...

Can a visa over stayer apply u visa without filing a form of inadmissibility i-192 ?

I am certain, based upon your answer, that you most certainly may apply for the U “visa” status. It is one of the visas that can be approved...

Divorce or No Divorce with a child

You definitely have an option, or more than one. First, consult with your ISO at the university; they will have a copy of your application and...

It looks like you would be wasting your time waiting for IRS to decide whether to actually process your wife’s documents. Go to an IRS office,...

What arguments can I use to force USCIS to reconstruct an I-130.? They lost my file

You can file a Freedom of Information Act request, in which you not only look for information on your background with USCIS, but your father’s...

Can I apply for US Citizenship in different state than my Diver License is issued by?

Yes, you can apply in California for naturalization, but you will need to show that you have resided in California for at least the last three...

Re-use of unused I129 H1B petition.

Your earlier H-1Bs are out of date, and you will have to apply for a new one, that is, your employer will have to file a new I-129. The maximum...

I’m a us citizen i have a medical condition does my husband qualify extreme hardship waiver?

If your husband has a voluntary removal, especially one called an expedited removal, you may not be able to get a waiver, even though your medical...

My boyfriend has lived in the US undocumented for 20 years after being brought over as a kid. If we get married, can he get GC?

If he can prove that he came with a legal visa, and since the law allows same sex people to marry, in spite of the moral questions some may...

The normal answer, that you must refile for a waiver, is incorrect in your case, for two reasons: 1) your marriage was for longer than 2 years at...