Sorry about the confusion. I was speaking to the filing of the Removal of Conditions on a two year greencard (I-751) not simply renewing your 10...

They will interview people at random or if they feel that their I-751 application and supplemental materials were not sufficient to prove that the...

Initial AOS Interview scheduled. Few Questions!

If you have provided records such as photos, affidavits from friends and family, joint lease, bank accounts, utilities, cards, letters and other...

Visited an immigration attorney today but need something clarified pleased !?

You do not have to leave immediately. It will take several months for the petition to be approved. Do NOT leave the country with out first speaking...

My wifes F1 visa & passport have expired & we want to start immigrations,what type of circumstances will we be facing?

I agree with the other attorney. As long as your wife has proof that she entered lawfully even 9 years ago, she will be able to adjust her status...

I am a senior in high school ready to graduate this year. I was interested in something with immigration any advice.

You do not need a specific background to go to law school and become an immigration lawyer. My advice is do what ever major you are interested in...

10 years and 11 months US B2 Visa overstay, will i have trouble renewing my visa or perhaps obtaining a student visa?

Yes. You are barred from reentry to the US for 10 years from the date you left. You can get a waiver of the bar if you can show that a USC or LPR...

Regarding marriage

Yes you can but it will take several years. When you become a US citizen it will be faster (spouses of US Citizens usually get processed within one...

Recapture old priority dates for petition of unmarried child of Permanent Resident to married son of US citizen

If you married while your dad was not yet a US Citizen then your petition and priority date are lost. If you married after he became a citizen then...

I want to marry my girlfriend whose expecting a baby in three months.

This is false. Anyone can get married in the U.S. regardless of their immigration status. Now, if you wan't to know if you can adjust your status...