Caught at the border and still have a chance for a tourist visa years later?

You'll need to figure out if the US authorities ordered you removed or voluntarily returned you. This will dictate if you have a bar against you...

Currently DHS in Ohio is not using pre-trial diversion as a basis for a conviction. However, that may change. While you are not deportable for an...

Your employer can file the H-1B for you and at the same time your fiancee could file the paperwork on the LPR status as well. The H-1b is a dual...

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My Bro is US. Citizen, can he petition our Mam and me to live in the U.S. as Permanent Residents and how long would that take?

He can file for both of you. Your mom's visa would likely be available within a few months and her consular interview within 10 months of having...

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Canadian citizen, entered US legally 2004, overstayed 7years, no crimes in background, now married to US citizen, have questions

It sounds fairly winnable but I think you'd want counsel to represent you. There may be inadmissibility issues just below the surface and you'd...

I am replacing my greencard (as it was lost or stolen.) what supporting documents do I need to mail to the office?

Read the instructions on the I-90.

Left country while I-485 was pending without advance parole to see my ailing Grandfather. Upon return from Canada, I was told

You'll need to pull your immigration court file and determine what happened. It sounds like you will need to reopen your removal proceeding and...

Is there anything I can do for my husband bout to be deported back to Honduras?

It sounds as if he was ordered removed in absentia; failing to appear. There are very few ways to reopen this case and time is of the essence. ...

Shld i apply for green card?

You cannot file for adjustment if your waiver has not been granted. You'll need to identify the status of the waiver and determine what can be...

Can I change my Fiance Visa?

If you are a conditional resident, you are still a lawful permanent resident; just with certain conditions. You will need to file to remove the...