I am an illegal alien (overstaying tourist). My son recently became a us citizen. Can he file a petition for me ?

If your son is over the age of 21 he can file for you. If you haven't departed since your original admission, lawfully obtained the social...

What if i already spoke to an attorney???? this is what they said

If you are married and you are a U.S. citizen, then you can file an I-130 visa petition for him. That does not mean he can get status. The issue...

If you are present in the U.S., using a fiance visa is not really the best option. If you entered with a visa and were inspected, then you can...

What can happen if she get divorce? Asked in Dallas, TX - about 7 hours My sister is married for 1 1/2 year.

First, if she has a lawyer, these questions are better posed to the lawyer. Second, if she's in removal proceedings then she needs a lawyer. ...

If my fiances divorce goes through and we marry will that stop the deportation procedures?

If he is "otherwise admissible" and not barred from adjusting pursuant to INA 24(c) and CIS approves your visa petiton then he may get his card. ...

DHS and my approved I130

Hire a lawyer. There are facts missing from your presentation that would help determine any counter to the DHS denial and then also what is in...

False claim of US Citizenship on my I-9. I am eleigible for 245I. Will I get deported?

Perfect time to hire a lawyer. There are some facts missing for proper guidance such as whether or not you are in removal proceedings, whether or...

Divorce before green card/ while being pregnant

This a good time to sit down with an immigration lawyer and sicuss your complete immigration and family history. There are some facts missing from...

DUI on F1 visa; trouble to re-enter??

Generally DUIs are not grounds of inadmissibility barring entry. Additionally DUIs are generally not grounds of removability either.

My husband got his green when his parents applied for a green card. can he apply for citizenship after 3 years or wait 2more yrs

An LPR who lives in marital union with a US citizen for three years may apply to become a citizen. Otherwise LPRs must have five years as an LPR...