I’m a U.S. legal permanent resident and I would like to know how long can I stay outside the United States and not lose my

You may want to file a re-entry permit to help establish the fact that you do not intend to abandon your LPR status. How you proceed depends on...

What are my options as a entrepreneur to immigrate to US?

The options you have vary. You may qualify for a new office L-1 if you are going to keep the company abroad, but open a branch or subsidiary in...

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Is it expensive to hire a lawyer to help me with my green card process?

The type of application you are describing is a basic one. Many attorneys (such as those at my office) will perform the work for a flat fee. The...

What should I do? go to the interview or not?

I recommend that you immediately hire immigration counsel who can work with you and accompany you to the interview.

What happened to immigration reform?

Of course, it's still possible that immigration reform in some form or shape will occur. Whether or not it's likely to occur is a different...

US Citizenship disqualifications. Am I disqualified with this issue?

Obtain the medical record to determine when the incident occurred. If it has been 5 years since the incident, go ahead and file. You will most...

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My Wife works @ USA on H1B Visa since 10 Months. Myself @INDIA Working for MNC.Should i mention this in My H1B Visa DS160 Form?

ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS answer truthfully. The answer of "yes" will not affect the processing of your case because the H-1 visa is a dual intent...

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Working on 2 year conditional green card

The fact that you talk about accepting a job "on the books" worries me. If you have worked without authorization or used someone else social...

I am a us citizen and I filed a I-130 for my mother, but I have younger unmarried brother who is 19 yrs old. Can he join my mom?

You can sponsor your brother in a family based 4th preference petition- but that will take many years. It may be quicker for your mom to naturalize...

If I were you, I would not pay for a letter. Have your current immigration attorney draft a letter stating the experience that you gained there...