Your child will not lose his/her citizenship if you live abroad for a long time with your child. If your child passport expires, it will not be considered having lost citizenship. You can renew the passport of your child at the US embassy while living abroad. This would avoid any issues when your... View More

Despite having two US citizen children, your entry without inspection may not allow you to adjust status through a green card application based on family petition filed by your children on your behalf. The provisional unlawful presence waiver is a waiver of the unlawful presence whereby the lawful... View More

You can travel outside the country, however, there is no guarantee that you will be granted admission into the US. If you are questioned by CBP officers, you may need to explain your situation. They may find out that you have a pending DS-260 and therefore an immigration intent. In this case, they... View More

After USCIS approves the petition, NVC generally will take up to 90 days for the immigrant visa case creation. This is sent by email or mail (if no email is on file) and contains the NVC Case Number and Invoice ID Number. Sometimes, the case creation takes few weeks, sometimes it takes longer. If... View More

You may face issue of inadmissibility if you applies for a visa. If you remained more than 180 days without authorization you may face 3 year bar. If you remained less than 180 days, they may or may not take into consideration this unlawful stay. Depending on on the circumstances of your case they... View More

You cannot adjust status through your uncle. He is not an immediate relative and is not part of the family preference category. The relatives that could file a family petition on your behalf are a US citizen or permanent resident parent, a US citizen brother or sister, a US citizen or permanent... View More

A marriage based green card is not related to the employment issues. If you seek to get a visa or green card through employment this maybe different.

Time depends on whether is consular processing or adjustment of status in the U.S. It also depends on the processing time of the agency location processing the application. There may have other issues to address but it is not possible until discussing in details the whole situation.

You may file a petition to bring him as a fiancé. Once approved and in the US with the fiance visa you will need to marry within 90 days. The next step would be filing for a green card.

If you re-enter the U.S. and are currently in the U.S. it is possible for you to renew your green card. Other issues maybe address and that you can share when discussing with an immigration attorney.

If you are the father of the children, your children would be US citizen. You can file a petition for your wife however you will need to come to the US. The petition's purpose is for your relative to come to the US live with you. So you will need to provide US mailing address etc. If finances... View More

If you entered your marriage in good faith and not for the purpose of getting immigration benefit (which USCIS assesses before granting you the green card), your green card card is legitimate. Any threats with purpose of having you being removed is not founded. In addition, by filing a petition on... View More

If your mother became a U.S. citizen, you acquire U.S. citizenship if you are a permanent resident living in the U.S. in the legal and physical custody of your mother and are under 18 years old. If you are 18 year of age or older you cannot derive citizenship through your mother.

You can file a fiancé visa to bring your boyfriend to the U.S. Upon arrival in this visa category, you will need to marry within 90 days. Then, he will need to adjust status in the U.S. This is a two step process. I suggest to seek the assistance of an experienced immigration lawyer.

You can change status to student visa. You need to meet the requirements to get a F-1 visa, get accepted into a school that is certified by the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System and authorized to issue to received for international students. We need to assess your situation in details... View More

There are many different type of temporary (nonimmigrant) and permanent (immigrant) visas. You can get a visa through employment, family or other avenue. There are not enough facts to know what you qualify for at this time. Your situation needs to be assessed to see what would be your visa... View More

You can change your status from from B-1 to F-1 status without having to leave the US. You will need to get acceptance into a University or College. If you change status while being in the US and decide to leave the US at some point (for instance visit your family), to come back to the US you will... View More

When you state that you use it do you mean that you enrolled in the school insurance plan for international students? In any case using your school insurance plan would not affect your eligibility for green card or EAD.