I entered usa by k1 visa me n my daughter i got married in the court to us citizen since sept 2022, filled for l130, l485, l765. Did biometric fingerprints.
Right after i found my self facing emotional n sexual abuse but got squared to report it because he threaten me that he will cancel... Read more »
answered on Mar 15, 2023
No, your husband is not allowed to deport you or your daughter. As a lawful permanent resident (LPR) and the spouse of a U.S. citizen, you have certain rights and protections under U.S. immigration law.
If your husband is threatening to cancel your adjustment of status process or deport... Read more »
I entered usa by k1 visa me n my daughter i got married in the court to us citizen since sept 2022, filled for l130, l485, l765. Did biometric fingerprints.
Right after i found my self facing emotional n sexual abuse but got squared to report it because he threaten me that he will cancel... Read more »
answered on Mar 14, 2023
For your safety please see a reputable immigration attorney immediately and don’t post on a public forum anymore. If you can’t afford a private attorney you can potentially get help from pro bono organizations that assist immigrants going through abuse.
I applied for naturalization based on living in United States for 5 years my wife refused to give me her prior divorce decree what should I do
answered on Jan 23, 2023
Because if your wife was previously married and didn’t get lawfully divorced, you and she aren’t married.
My girlfriend is Russian and recently left Russia and is now staying in the country of Georgia. She left to keep her 17 year old son (he turns 18 in April, 2023) from being forced into the Russian military and war. She has communicated with people who have gone to Mexico and crossed the San... Read more »
answered on Dec 12, 2022
The most legally appropriate method would be discussing all critical issues confidentially, fully and clearly with an experienced immigration attorney familiar with Russia, its political situation, asylum law and family-based adjustment of status.
It is imperative to receive a legally... Read more »
My wife came in with a K1 visa. We got married 2 weeks before her 90 days expired. 3 months later, we submitted for adjustment of status and currently waiting. Going on 9 months. My question is. How can I get her state issue ID if her K1 expired and do not have any other document but a marriage... Read more »
answered on Nov 29, 2022
As part of the application for adjustment of status your wife can apply for an employment authorization document (EAD) using Form I-765. If she did not submit this form when applying for adjustment, she can submit it now. With the application she should submit proof that the I-485 is still... Read more »
I was denied expedited request since our father is currently on stage 4 cancer , any other options i may have to get my sister here sooner so she can help take care of and be with our father before he passes?
answered on Sep 21, 2022
You can try applying for humanitarian parole: https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/humanitarianpublicbenefitparoleindividualsoutsideUS
My sister's son is a US Citizen, adult living in the United States. he petition for his mother currently living in Chile. But he didn't petition for his sister which is a 14 year old minor. the attorney said that since he just makes enough money to petition for his mother that... Read more »
answered on Jul 6, 2022
Once your sister receives her immigrant visa, she will need to enter the United States within 60 days. Then once she gets her green card she can file an I-130 petition for her daughter. Your sister can also apply for a re-entry permit to protect her residency, which would allow her to remain... Read more »
Hi I am working as a senior engineer in a reputed company on H1B with a approved i140. It came to my notice that layoffs are imminent in next few months. I started interviewing and cleared a technical manager position interview in another company . Is there any challenge with my immigration H1B... Read more »
answered on May 5, 2022
You should consult in private with an experienced immigration attorney to assist you with this matter.
Good luck to you.
Dear Sir or Madam,
my partner and I met unexpectedly 1,5 months after I entered the U.S. in February 2022 while I am in the U.S. on a B-visa (business&tourist purposes) for 180 days and want to get married before the stay of 180 days expires in August to file for "adjustment of... Read more »
answered on Apr 21, 2022
Yes, it is possible to file for Adjustment of Status after entering the US on a tourist visa but I would recommend doing a consultation with an experienced immigration attorney to make sure you qualify in other respects. Best wishes!
If so, for a someone who doesn't speak English or doesn't speak really well, would working on learning the language demonstrate good faith? Perhaps as a means to finding more work opportunity, for example.
answered on Apr 8, 2022
In general, No! Judges must focus primarily on the requirements for an immigration benefit. Also, whether a foreigner meets at least those requirements.
Note that for other immigration benefits, outside of the immigration court, it depends upon for what purpose. For example, a person who... Read more »
AND ON A DIFERENT COURT THEY PUT UNDER INFLUECE OF CONTROL SUSTENCE WILL HOLDING A GUN THAT WAS NEVER IN MY POSETION WEN IT WAS AT MY HOUSE NOT ON MY SELF
answered on Dec 6, 2021
It appears that you need a state licensed criminal attorney as soon as possible in that jurisdiction pronto.
1st infraction: 1 week; 2nd: 30 days; 3rd: entire school year. No parental consent or due process. No policy on how its enforced. School administrator states that cell phones are prohibited items: my concern is the safety of the students. Many parents rely on cell phones to track their children,... Read more »
answered on Oct 22, 2021
Yes.
Limiting access to mobile telephones for school students by the school Administration is completely Constitutional. The school implements its rules and oversees education , social and safety parameters of that educational institution.
The school may and should limit any... Read more »
I am planning to file the application this month, there may be a good chance I may be moving the state middle of next year
answered on Oct 6, 2021
You may file now and then change the address but chances are you may naturalize before you move next year.
I applied for family reunion with my dad while he stayed in Mexico as a tourist. He was approved for reunion and USCIS sent us to NVC. We submitted all the required documentation and NVC received them and tried to schedule an appointment for us in US Embassy of Juarez, Mexico. However, US embassy... Read more »
answered on Sep 13, 2021
A case review is required for your submission. If you father was paroled into the United States there may be a possibility to adjust his status without Consular Processing. But that legal analysis can be determined only after a full case review.
I am a citizen of USA and his 2 daughters, I need to have him here to help me with our daughters, especially our little one who has a medical condition, I have been struggling to get someone to help me with this
answered on Jul 30, 2021
There are attorneys who will help with document preparation and charge for the time that they spend with the client. You can try to find an attorney at Justia.com or at AILA.org. There are also not for profit organizations that help with immigration forms (see:... Read more »
She threatened that if I take the green card from her she will get it revoked. Can she get it revoked?
answered on Jul 19, 2021
You need to immediately get more specific advice from a lawyer. No one is allowed to simply take another person's documents like that of to threaten them. There is a lawyer directory on this site and you can also go on the American Immigration Lawyers Assn and find a lawyer on their directory.
I have green card for 7 years now, I had a criminal history- Felony theft in 2011, charges that changed to a misdemeanor then setaside or expunged back in 2014. Immigration is aware of the charges since it happened before I obtained my green card-LPR. Do I need to mention the charges again on my... Read more »
answered on Jun 16, 2021
You will have to disclose the criminal history in your citizenship application. It can affect your eligibility because one of the requirements for naturalization is good moral character (GMC). An applicant for naturalization must show that he or she has been, and continues to be, a person of good... Read more »
My father is applying for naturalization and needs to provide details & documentation for his prior tickets and arrest. He has received a couple of speeding tickets in other states and others in different cities in his home state. I tried called the police stations and courts to determine how... Read more »
answered on Mar 23, 2021
Sometimes states’ departments of motor vehicles/licensing provide at least a printout of one’s driving record.
I was arrested crossing the border they found me inadmissible
Under section 212 they took my visa and gave 10 days to return and bring proof that I was living in my home country, I did return after
10 days and got back my visa can I still adjust status ?
answered on Feb 12, 2021
More information is needed to answer this question. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney or have someone do so on your behalf.
answered on Feb 5, 2021
OK so if you have physically met your girlfriend, and she is living in Mexico, she can be sponsored by you for a fiancée visa and process her K visa at the US consulate in Mexico. A foreign national living in a country that is not native to his or her passport or birth, can still seek permission... Read more »
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