I'm being threaten to be deported by Mother in law. Can She do this?
If you are a law abiding green card holder you have nothing to worry about. Your mother in law could try to report your conduct to the government...
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If you are a law abiding green card holder you have nothing to worry about. Your mother in law could try to report your conduct to the government...
You *can't* come to the US and begin working *before* you are approved for a visa. Your activities in the US will be limited by your status. ...
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Congratulations on your raise! A change in income only affects you negatively if it becomes lower (less than the prevailing wage).
The information you have provided indicate you are not eligible.
It sounds like you have two options. First is to undergo labor certification and file for your green card under the EB2 category. As you are from...
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You will absolutely need to hire an attorney with experience working on defensive asylum cases. The one year rule can be overcome, but you have to...
In order to adjust status through marriage you have to be able to prove that you are in a real ("bona fide") marriage to a US citizen. Whether or...
It is unlikely that you will be able to transfer the visa as you never worked for employer B. Employer C will need to file a new application for...
Yes, but it will take a few years for her to gain entry to the US.
The cost of a green card will depend on the type of application your husband will need to make. He may or may not be qualified to apply for a...