Will my dependent son cover if my i485 is processed after he turns 21

You can patiently wait and file the FORM I-140 and FORMs I-485 ( for the entire family) concurrently on September 1, 2016 when the priority date...

Can immigrants Visa holder with valid I 551 stamp for one year fill I - 485 before the expiration of the I - 551 one year stamp.

Your child appears to be a resident ( conditional?) and does not need to file the FORM I-485. You should consult with an experienced immigration...

What happens if a person gets very sick the day of the Citizenship interview and no one answers the Customer Service line?

You can contact the USCIS 1–800 hotline and ask for assistance. You can also schedule an INFOPASS appointment and visit the local USCIS office and...

Can I still become a citizen with 2felonies and 2misdemeanor on my record?

You indicated that you became a permanent resident in 2012. However, you did not specify the dates of the DWI convictions. I suggest that you...

Would a hardship program (debt consolidation) effect my immigration process ?

Your participation in a debt consolidation program will not impact your application for naturalization. However, you will have to file an...

What should we do?

A visa can not be issued based on "credible fear". Perhaps he has a pending request for asylum. Since he is now incarcerated I recommend that the...

Process time for green card for unmarried children.

If your parents obtain U.S. citizenship , then you may obtain the immigrant visa in 6 1/2 years ( unless you are from Mexico or the Philippines) in...

How can a Canadian obtain a visa to work in Oregon?

Your U.S. citizen spouse can file the FORM I-130 on your behalf. You can eventually apply for the immigrant visa with the U.S. consulate in Canada....

How long could it take for my sister to get a green card if we sponsor her?

You can file the FORM I-130 on behalf of your sister at the time you obtain your U.S. citizenship. Your sister will have to wait at least 12 years...

If you , your spouse, and children do not have disabilities and/or impairments then the answer is "no" to the questions in PART 6 of the FORM I-751.