What is the process for applying for an immigration waiver due to prior criminal charges

Based on the information presented, your husband may not even need a waiver. You should consult with an immigration attorney who is skilled in...

A felony is not a per se ground of deportation. The immigration judge must determine whether or not the statute of conviction triggers...

How long does an immigration application take to process from time submitted to swearing in for citizenship

The processing times for citizenship applications vary from person to person and from district to district. Each person's application may take...

Can my brother apply and sponsor my reentry into the U.S. after being deported in 1993 for a non violent property crime

Based on the information presented, it is not possible to properly assess whether or not your brother is admissible to the U.S. You will need to...

I got a DUI one month away from my immigration citizenship interview will my application be denied

As a matter of discretion, CIS can deny your application for lack of good moral character if convicted. Additionally, and pursuant to the Code of...

Can a green card holder being charged with felony assault face deportation

Of critical note is whether or not juvenile convictions from the State of Texas are considered convictions for immigration purposes. Additionally,...

What are the possible consequences for entering into a fraudulent marriage

Both parties are subject to INA §275(c), 8 U.S.C. §1325(c)--Imprisonment for up to 5 years and $250,000 fine. To convict a person under this...

H1-B transfer

Company A cannot stop you from transferring. However, you may want to negotiate a severance package with them so that they are not left without a...

MARRIED AN AUSTRALIAN CITIZEN HERE ON AN F-1 VISA...HOW DO WE CHANGE STATUS?

Based on your representations and the current state of the law, your husband is eligible for adjustment of status. However there may be an issue...

Illegal Marriage

Both parties are subject to INA §275(c), 8 U.S.C. §1325(c)--Imprisonment for up to 5 years and $250,000 fine. To convict a person under this...