Normally, USCIS is looking for an employment verification letter which states the immigrant's name, job title, and salary. Other evidence to...

What timeframe do I put on my citizenship application, three years or five years?

If you are currently married to your spouse who sponsored your green card, you can qualify for citizenship after 3 years of permanent residency....

My girlfriend is out of her F1 status, I have O1. If we get married, does that provide her a legal way to stay in the US?

If you get married to your girlfriend, she could qualify for O-3 status. However, she needs to apply at the U.S. consulate abroad in order to...

Is my US Visa valid or not?

In order to reenter the U.S., you need a valid, unexpired, visa in your passport. If you do not have a valid visa in your passport, you will need...

A J1 visa holder married to an American citizen. A question about the two-year home residency?

You must be honest on all immigration forms and applications. Another option for you to enter the U.S., is to have your spouse sponsor a green...

Can my friend be joint sponsorship for my wife's petition for legal residence?

1. As long as you currently meet the poverty guidelines (I-864P) for your household size you do not need a joint sponsor. 2. A joint sponsor...

What are my chances of obtaining a B2 Tourist Visa for recreational travel to the US?

The officer at the U.S. Consulate can ask you anything about your immigration purpose, ties to your home country, and family. The most you can do...

Can I as a permanent resident invite my boyfriend over to come visit me in the US?

Your boyfriend can apply for a visitor visa to spend time with you in the U.S. He must meet the visitor visa requirements in order to obtain a...

You may apply to jobs while you are waiting for your EAD card. However, you can only start working after you receive a valid EAD card.

Can I apply for a visa lottery If I have been a DACA since I was under 18?

You can apply for visa lottery. If you are selected, you would need to obtain your green card at the U.S. Consulate in your home country.