How can I ID myself at my biometrics appointment?

I would recommend bringing both your school ID and your birth certificate to your biometrics appointment, just in case.

I live in Seattle and my immigration case is going to be held in Portland. Would I be better off hiring an attorney in Portland

You may be able to transfer your case from the Portland Immigration Court to the Seattle court. I suggest you try to find an attorney in Seattle....

So confused now what to do?? They recommend me to apply for DACA??

A false claim to US citizenship will make a person ineligible for many immigration benefits, but it doesn't make someone ineligible for DACA. Of...

Do I qualify for Dream Act if I came to the US when I was 14 under F-1 visa and stay here until now?

If your F-1 visa was valid on June 15, 2012, you were considered to be "in lawful status" and unfortunately this means that you do not qualify for...

Deferred action question

Do not enter your ITIN where the form asks you for your social security number, as your ITIN should only be used to file taxes. ITINs always...

Here on June 15th deferred action evidence.

If you cannot find a document dated exactly June 15, 2012, you should find the closest date available. Since that seems like it is June 13th, I...

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What is the difference between business immigration lawyer and immigration lawyer?

While there is not usually an official distinction, I would think someone who was a "business immigration lawyer" would specialize in employment...

I CAME INTO U.S WHEN I WAS 17YRS OLD ON 2008 LEGALLY ON STUDENT VISA. DO I STILL QUALIFY FOR THE DREAM ACT?

No, you are not eligible for deferred action. To be eligible, you would have had to have entered before the age of 16, have been here continuously...

Immigration Fraud & ICE

Fortunately, only those who are trained in immigration law are able to enforce those laws. There is nothing you can do to "force" ICE to...

Can someone who is 30 and was deported in 2005, but reentered in 2005 still qualify for deferred action?

A DUI is considered a "significant misdemeanor" and, if you were convicted (or plead guilty), will disqualify you from being able to obtain...