How soon can i reenter the us on a visa waiver programme?

The visa waiver program promotes freedom of travel. You can reenter at any time as long as you haven't overstayed your allotted time on a previous...

My daughter in facing deportation in NC. How long could they keep her before deportation? Is she eligible for self deportation?

If she entered under the VWP, she can be summarily removed. The VWP waives the removal process. Therefore, ICE can put her on a plane and remove...

If the Gov't reserves on a granted COR, can that prevent a detained LPR to be released?

Yes. The grant of cancellation is stayed until the appeal is resolved at the BIA level. However, the substantial change in circumstances is a...

A couple of question about N400 and a dismissed DUI arrest.

You must disclose all interactions with law enforcement. If you received a citation, you must disclose.

Green card

Once she's filed the I-485, then she's is in a period of authorized stay until the interview and its conclusion. As she no longer has the...

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Eligibility for cancellation of removal?

If you are in removal proceedings, please retain counsel. You will need to give more information about the charges against you, your current...

About processing time

It would appear your case is approved. The cards are arriving within 10-14 days of issuance. If you don't have your card about 7 days prior to...

Overstayed vwp

You have some substantial issues at this time. As you entered with a VWP, you are not eligible for removal proceedings. Thus, if CIS and and ICE...

Hi I am currently on a valid H1B and I am in love with a US citizen and we have decided to get married.

Hire a lawyer to prepare and file everything, respond to evidence requests, prepare and attend the interview with you and advise you regarding...

I am on F1 student visa got married to US citizen in Dec2010, and then i lost my status in Jan 2011.

If you married a U.S. citizen and are planning to remain here with your spouse, why not file for adjustment (assuming you are eligible)? You...