I have a Green card sponsored by my employer 2 years ago. Can I now freely change jobs at will without permission from employer?

After 2 years, you are certainly free to change employers from an immigration perspective, without it jeopardizing your permanent residence status...

I want to marry someone from India. What would be my best option?

Assuming you are a U.S. citizen, one option is to sponsor her for a K-1 fiancée visa, which will allow her to some to the U.S., and you must then...

I am married to a US Citizen and we just filed our adjustment of status and I-130 but forgot to include my birth certificate!

You will likely get a Request for Evidence from the USCIS requesting a copy of the birth certificate. You will also need to bring the original to...

Got my i 140 approval with priority date 2nd April 2012, my PERM applied date was 2 April 2014.

Speak to the employer's immigration attorney who filed the I-140 - they can call USCIS to have the priority date corrected, if it was an error on...

Can we do an engagement party while my fiance has a B2 visa?

That is fine. Like any tourist, you will need to demonstrate your ties to your home country and your intention to leave the U.S. after your visit...

Unfortunately there is no grace period. You will immediately be considered out-of-status and unlawfully present, if you do not have any underlying...

The fact that you got divorced, by itself is not an issue - you must wait 4 years and 9 months before you can apply for naturalization, as you...

Can you get married on a tourist visa and fly back home right after?

Yes, you can come to the U.S. and get married, but you will need strong and convincing evidence of your intention to leave and ties to your home...

I filed an H1B for Change of Employer in Premium Processing. What if my H1B gets approved and Change of Status is denied?

If the H-1B were approved and the change of status request was denied (which only typically happens if you were not in valid status at the time of...

What are the risks of losing my B1/B2 visa since I married a Green Card Holder in US?

You will need very strong evidence of your strong ties to your home country, demonstrating that you will not overstay your visitor's stay.