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What does this mean ? Is he trying to make me his sponsor?
answered on Nov 8, 2017
I don't know what he means by "transfer his paperwork thru". He would, however, need you to sponsor him if he was looking to apply for an Adjustment of Status. If you would like to discuss the implications of what sponsorship entails please let me know.
answered on Nov 8, 2017
I would need to know a few more details in order to assist. Is he currently in removal proceedings?
Husband promised to file for a green card but never happen. Will I have issue getting a GC at this point?
answered on Nov 8, 2017
I know these are somewhat sensitive questions, however, it will come down to the details of the relationship. Have you filed for divorce, has the divorce been finalized?
I went to cuba about 2 months, and they stopped me again at the airport, I'm going again on november I just want to know if I will have any problem. I even have a letter from the court saying that my case was closed, and that I wasn't convicted.
answered on Nov 8, 2017
Unfortunately, it can take some time for the system to update, however, a year seems a bit excessive. For your upcoming trip, hopefully, the system has updated, in case it has not I would definitely carry the letter from the court with you. However, based on the information you provided I would not... View More 
I am divorced. I filed a I-130 for my ex wife and her son about 10 years ago. Would that make me ineligible to file a petition for my future wife? What's faster and cheaper: bring my fiancé or marry her first and file the I-130?
answered on Nov 8, 2017
There are two main routes: you can marry her abroad and then petition for her. Or you can bring her to the United States on a Fiancee Visa, get married within 90 days and then apply for an Adjustment of Status. The cheapest of these depends on your circumstances but generally is the first. By... View More
answered on Nov 8, 2017
This will depend on two main things. First, what his current immigration status is. Second, what specifically the possession of narcotics charge is.
have not lived in state of GA long enough to establish residency to file. where can we file? What happens to wife/kids if she is here on my work visa? I want them to be able to stay in US
answered on Nov 8, 2017
I agree with Myron. Unfortunately, once you are divorced, your current wife will no longer qualify for her current immigration status.
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