Evidence for form I-751?

Submit proofs from the time of your interview/when the first Green Card was approved until when you file the application. The package must be...

Hit & Run is carefully considered by the USCIS offices in Baltimore in Fairfax, especially since it's in your past 5 year period. Definitely work...

Definitely work with an attorney on this matter. The marriage leading to the Green Card will be looked at very carefully at the Naturalization...

Have you EVER been charged with committing, attempting to commit, or assisting in committing a crime or offense?

Your answer will be yes to that and a few other questions. May be a good idea to have attorney representation as Fairfax USCIS is strict when it...

My husband has a work permit can he travel within the united states until his status changes to green card? ?

Yes, he should carry the card with him but shouldn't have any issues with domestic travel as long as the card is valid.

I overstayed my visit with my b1 visa, and I got married to a US citizen, my husband is working , do I still need a sponsor

Yes, he'll need to complete the I-864 and provide the required documents. A separate person - called a Joint Sponsor - will need to complete the...

I am us citizen just got married with my wife B2-visitor expired,

You don't have to but you can, and it may be best! May also be wise to work with an Immigration Attorney.

Will my husband have to go back to Mexico after his H2A visa expires in December?

The marriage was a bit early but the real focus is typically the date of filing for the Green Card. He should be able to file and stay, and I...

Is it possible for me to change my current state to different state while my adjustment of status throug marriag

A move should not negatively affect your case but, if the officer/office feels the need to interview you again, the location could be in the new...

I’m a citizen and my spouse had a tourist visa and overstay. He’s in Processing of removal after released by ice on bond

I agree with my colleagues. You'll need to marry and then file the I-130. Definitely recommend legal counsel for the entire process.