The chances of succeeding depend in large part on what has happened to you in the past, your preparation of your case, your supporting and...

Do i need to get my husband's tax return for the last three years when filing for green card after marriage ?

You are only required to submit the most recent tax year's return. If you want the others for your records and quick access in the future, then...

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I have been married two years my husband is Jamaican and I am American, what paper's do i need to file for him to come here.

Prior counsel is correct but remember there are USCIS processing times. An I-130 is about 5-6 months and the consulate processing is about 8-10...

Overstayed B - 2 as a minor , received H - 1B petition approval , is there a risk visa can be denied by the embassy ?

If you left before you turned 18, then you likely don't have an unlawful presence issue. And consulates generally attribute such issues with...

If I will marry with her ,can I get work permit?

If you marry a U.S. citizen and are eligible to adjust status and make that application, then you will have the opportunity to file for and receive...

Reg green card application

If she's here in the States and used a visa to enter, it should take about 4-5 months. If she's outside the States then it will take about 7-9...

If your I-130 was approved and being sent to CDJ for your visa interview, that means you are not able to adjust status here. Your I-130 approval...

Would entering the US on a 1 or 2 visa interfere with a employment based green card process ?

It's very difficult to obtain a B1-B2 while there is an immigrant visa application pending. You must show substantial ties to your home country...

ON the form I-130 Question number 16 It asks if you had any immigration proceedings or trouble. Is that US only?

Question 16 only refers to U.S. removal proceedings.

I am applying for a 1 visa from Ireland for the US . I have no convictions or court appearances but was arrested before .

The embassy will require certified copies of the end result of the court case; whether it was settled, dismissed, found not guilty. Plan...