Which visa is for working in a small family business?

It depends a great deal on the business and what your skills are. Your friend should visit with an immigration attorney and provide details which...

What are the chances of getting a work permit while I reinstate my green card

There is no easy answer to that question. First of all, it depends on where you are—US or Mexico. If you are in Mexico and applying for an...

You can put the same address as where you will send the application: USCIS P.O. Box 21262 Phoenix, AZ 85036

My family member does not make enough money to sponsor me on the Affidavit of Support. What can we do?

Your father, as the petitioner, is the sponsor and must sign the affidavit of support. Your brother can be the co-sponsor. If you father lives with...

Your parents can apply for tourist visas, and you can provide evidence of financial and other support during the time that they are here. The fact...

Does the 10 year bar still apply to her if she leaves again, although she last entered with AP?

We think it would. While a departure under advance parole does not trigger the 10-year bar for unlawful presence, one that isn’t would trigger that...

Will my pending 1-130 petition case be affected if my USA tourist visa got refused?

It depends on why it was denied. One of the questions on the immigrant visa application is whether or not you’ve ever been denied a visa, but it...

Applying for B1/B2 VISA while H1B application is pending

You could apply for either, but you are more likely to get the F2, given that your husband is in the US. The B2 visa is for tourists, and it is...

Time frame to declare

According to the USCIS website, it is taking about 8-9 months to adjudicate I-601A waivers. For I-601a, it’s a little less. Usually any RFEs or...

I am a US citizen. I am petitioning my mother for her green card. Can my 14 year old sister come with her at the same time?

You can file an immigrant visa petition for your sister, but it would take many years before she can actually immigrate. Your mother, on the other...