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answered on Mar 5, 2018
No, you cannot. In order to be able to travel internationally, you need a valid passport. You should be able to get one in the US embassy of the country where you are originally from.
The felony charges do include drugs.
answered on Mar 5, 2018
It will depend on the charges, but potentially a felony will be a big obstacle. You should consult with an experienced immigration attorney who can look into your charges and confirm if you can come to the US. Also there is the fact that you will need a sponsor if you are thinking about coming to... View More 
(The 6 months have not been continusously they have been spread out in the last 5 years)
answered on Mar 5, 2018
If you have been abroad for 6 months continuously, this is something that would hurt your citizenship application. In the instance that you have a good reason to have been abroad for such a long time and can justify it, you still may be able to apply and successfully get your citizenship. You... View More
answered on Mar 5, 2018
If what you mean is if you will become a US citizen/legal permanent resident by having a child in the United States, the answer is no. Your child can have US citizenship but you don't automatically get it. Also, take into account the costs of health care if you are considering it.
now we got married again . can she file i 130/485 for me
answered on Mar 5, 2018
As long as she is divorced from her previous husband, yes. There is no reason why she would not be able to file it.
promise was made to sponsor my Green Card. It has not happen in the 10 years we were married and the three kids that I bore. We are still legally married but separated now. Do I have a legal standing to get my green card now?
answered on Nov 15, 2017
There is a chance that you may have a green card from when you came as a child.
answered on Nov 15, 2017
Potentially yes. There are some conditions to it. Please call us so we can evaluate your situation and see how we can assist. 770-913-0800
Please assist for an F2A petition. I-130 was approved in Nov 2016. Priority date is Aug 2016. Beneficiary is in US on H1, peitioner spouse is a permanent resident.
Can an adjustment of status be applied at this time?
answered on Nov 15, 2017
We will be happy to help. Please call our office and we will get the process started. 770-913-0800
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