If the immigrant/green card holder does not receive means tested benefits, it does not trigger the need for the joint sponsor to repay the...

What is the best way for my cousin to come live in America while her daughter studies here? Which visa or sponsorship?

I’m assuming the cousin’s daughter has already applied for and been accepted to a school through which she can get a student visa. The mother, if...

Should I withdrawn B1 visa extension if person already left the country?

It’s not clear which is better, to request an extension until the day she left, or to wait and hope the request is eventually approved, in which...

Speak with an immigration attorney to evaluate your chances for adjusting status. Then go back to your home country before the end of the 45 day...

Can my mother in law add me to section 8 while i am about to file AOS ?

Receiving housing benefits does not prevent you from AOS, but it is a means tested public benefit. As such, any sponsor and joint sponsor of your...

What should I expect to receive if i turned myself in to Ut., for poss. of <1 oz of marijuana in 2013.

You are not judged based on current law, but on what they the law was at the time you violated it. The violation is not erased if it is later...

My mom applied EB3 GC 10 yrs back and now PD is current. I am in USA F1 visa 3 yrs . Am i eligible dependent , can I do AOS?

As an F1 status, you may have other ways to remain in the US and eventually adjust status through another way.

What can I do in the situation when I'm in affirmative asylum pending but principal applicant was divorced with me.

If you don’t qualify for asylum there may be another basis that would allow you to remain in the US. Speak with an attorney to explain your situation.

How does my deceased mother have unclaimed funds for undelivered goods and services ?

Moving to proper category, as this is currently classified as immigration.

You do not file a B visa for someone else, the visitor is his or her own petitioner. So the answer is no, so long as you’ve not filed an I-130 for...