Can I submit I130 and I485 form together for my wife?

You can file the I-130 now, but not the I-485. Because you are a permanent resident, your wife will need to wait a certain period of time before...

Is there any way a joint sponsor can disavow the I-864 obligations after the immigrant has become an LPR?

The Form I-864, at Page 8, clearly states the ways in which the sponsor's obligation may end. You may not sever the joint sponsor's obligations...

My family got their green card,what is the max time they can be out of US?six months or 1year?

If your family members are interested in keeping their options in good shape for naturalization in the future, then each trip outside the United...

I am marrying an african-american woman who does not have a passport. My question is can I apply for green card after marriage?

A U.S. passport is not required to establish U.S. Citizenship status. Your partner's birth certificate indicating that she was born in the United...

Can I apply for Humanitarian parole for my mentally retarded sister?

Your sister's legal guardian could apply for humanitarian parole on her behalf. It would be a good idea to work with an immigration lawyer to try...

Immigration

In order to answer your question, we would need to know exactly what you were applying for. U.S. Citizenship? Permanent Resident status? ...

Immigration: whats the next step and how long my daughter has to wait? Can she obtain a legal ID while her papers are processing

Unfortunately, your daughter will likely need to wait for years before she would be eligible to apply for permanent resident status. You will need...

Can a single U.S. immigrant sponsor his parents to come to U.S.A?

A U.S. Citizen age 21 or older may petition for parents to become Permanent Residents. A Permanent Resident may not petition for parents. It...

First offense DUI and immigration.

The answer to your question depends on a number of other issues. For example, do you have legal status in the United States at this time? Have...

We would need to take a look at all of the details of your case. But if you agree that you are "deportable," I'm not sure what basis you might...