I have a question about deferred action. I came to United States @ 16. Do I qualify for it/ Thanks

Unfortunately you must have entered the U.S. *before* your 16th birthday. The rules on this are...

I was sixteen years old when i entered the United States and I wanted to know if i would qualify for the deffered action?

Check out this link to the Immigration Service website - it summarizes all the eligibility...

I am on informal probation for DUI for 3 yrs. I am a US citizen planning to marry a girl who is on workpermit. Can I sponsor her

As a U.S. citizen, your criminal record won't take away the ability to file a visa petition for a fiancee or wife. But whether and how you are...

How can I show pictures to the immigration when applying for green card through marriage?

It's also a good idea to put captions on the printed photographs - and it's okay if these are just handwritten. Explain who the people in the...

What is a Co-Sponsor?

Good questions - here are some answers: 1) To get a family-based visa you have to show that you will have access to enough income to stay at...

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After I apply for deferred action and I'm eligible if I get married to my fiancé and he is a u.s citizen can I adjust my status

Unfortunately, getting deferred action won't help you adjust status based on your marriage to a U.S. citizen. They're really completely separate...

How To Choose an Immigration Lawyer?

Wow - bet you get a lot of answers to that! You may want to consider talking to an attorney who is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers...

Self sponsor I-485/ I-864? US citizen wife full time student, I'm a full time employee

Sounds like your immigration adviser told you right. So it's important not to put the cart before the horse. The real immigration issue you're...

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N 470

The N-470 is only for those who meet the specific employment/military enlistment requirements listed on the form (the ones you listed in your...

Do you need to be physically present in the United States for the entire period after you applied for citizenship?

Just tell your grandmother to stay out of trouble :-) Until she's a citizen your grandmother is still subject to the grounds of inadmissibility...