Is there any problem if i applied for the 2nd time?

If the first FORM I-485 was denied based on your petitioning spouse's income, you could have searched and obtain the assistance of a co- sponsor....

I601a approved, aside from DS-260 and additional paperwork. Do I need an i-212 prior to departing to consulate interview?

The approval of the FORM I-601A merely provides a waiver of the unlawful presence. If other inadmissiblity issues exist other waivers may be required.

Is this true that F2A now is current?

The F2A is not current this month nor next month. You can view the cut-off dates for that category in the State Department Visa Bulletin and the...

1. An attorney's fees will vary depending on various factors including location , legal matter, experience of the attorney , etc. You can contact...

Hello. What is the immigration process to request residency in the USA,if you are under the DAPA program and enter illegal

If your friend is a DACA recipient she can qualify to obtain an employment authorization document and possibly an advance parole document. ...

How can I become US military officer?

Unfortunately, as matters stand at this moment in time you will not be able to join the U.S. Military while you are a student with the F – 1 status.

How do I collect a foreign judgement from someone living in the USA?

You can engage a qualified attorney to assist you with this matter. Please note that you have posted a question that does not concern immigration law.

Can I travel with my I-131 approval letter?

You can travel abroad with a valid advance parole document if you do not have any inadmissibilty issues.

You can provide a letter of invitation and confirmation of your financial resources to your relatives that can be presented to the U.S. consulate....

Im a US citizen living abroad and i Applied a I-130 for my husband and child of 10months old.what are the chances of it denied?

The filing of the FORM I-130 by a U.S. citizen residing abroad requires that the petitioner present evidence of an intent to resume a domicile in...