What you will be allowed to do varies based upon CBP discretion. Your advanced parole is no longer valid, since you were approved and are now a lawful permanent resident. If you were represented by an attorney, then seek that attorney's advice. If not, you ought to pay for an appointment... View More

Just like the United States, there are attorneys who practice immigration and visa law in the United Kingdom. The abuse of a visitor visa has consequences. You must both decide your mutual needs and whether you have an intent to immigration with a competent and experienced immigration and visa... View More

If you are representing yourself at least you appreciate that you are doing something wrong. If you have representation, the discretion being used, that is, the advocacy and time spent to present the request seems to be ineffective or insufficient based upon the immigration judge's... View More

Some are disqualified from VAWA adjustment of status, so they can only seek VAWA cancellation. Again, filing a motion to terminate can mess things up and might even be denied.

As a result, I also strongly recommend that you seek representation before matters get more complicated.

More information is needed. If the person is without status in the U.S. or overstayed a visa for more than a year, then they can trigger a 10 year bar to lawful admission in any status. That means that they may not be able to lawfully return to the U.S., among other indefinite complications to... View More

More information is needed. It is possible that your daughter's form may have not been properly completed. It is equally possible that that the USCIS needed proof that you previously filed the form I-485 application. Review the material. If you are still confused, you ought to seek an... View More

You’re speaking to the wrong people!

The difference between legally married (on paper) and entering into a marriage based upon a good faith relationship are significant. Someone who has yet to meet their spouse is likely to eventually be challenged prior to or during processing.... View More

No, ‘unless’ either of you are accused of being a part of the criminal scheme. If so, you can be charged, indicted, arrested, and possibly convicted. That may get you deported!

If your mother is involved in a crime, you ‘do not’ have an affirmative responsibility to report her to... View More

If you lacked earnings, then the USCIS may take an average of the annual income. However, if the petitioner remains unemployed during 2022, then the Service has been known to require a joint sponsor in some situations.

If this matter is an issue, then you ought to consider hiring an... View More

If you are a green card holder, not just someone with an employment authorization card, then you will likely need to delay filing for naturalization.

You ought to hire a competent and experienced immigration attorney to determine when you should file for naturalization. Also, whether there... View More

I agree. A visitor visa is meant for those who visit family or wish to see the U.S. it is not meant for work, so your son must seek a scholarship and/or support himself.

Once he reaches the age of twenty one, he may choose to petition you, but he must prove that he can financially support... View More

More information is needed. Was your mom a U.S. citizen before you married your wife?

In general, if you married your wife, then an F2b visa petition by a lawful permanent resident for their child is effectively terminated at the moment that the child's gets married.

I... View More

In general, no. You can only temporarily solicit orders for a foreign company at trade shows, among other actions that do not result in remuneration in the U.S. for work done after entry.

I strongly recommend an appointment with a competent and experienced immigration attorney before there... View More

If she naturalized after your birth, then you must be lawfully admitted as a lawful permanent resident before your eighteenth birthday to derive citizenship through her. Normally, citizenship is derived at birth, but there is an exception for lawful permanent resident children admitted into the... View More

The minor children, your siblings, must be petitioned individually, as fourth preference beneficiaries. The children are not derivative. The children may be petitioned by their parents in the second preference category. However, that can take quite a while.

This can distract your parents... View More

More information is needed. Who is providing the fitness challenge? Your employer?

If not, then the question is whether you are automatically being compensated, how, and by whom? Are you simply taking a risk, much like the lottery? Tourists are allowed to gamble at a casino. How is this... View More

I agree, but it would be best for your wife to seek naturalization if the processing time to obtain conditional residence has succeeded more than three years since she became conditional resident status.

I strongly recommend an appointment with a company and experienced immigration attorney... View More

More information is needed. Show the documentation from the incident, or discuss the situation, to/with an attorney at a paid Zoom Meeting with a competent immigration and visa attorney if you are sincerely interested in visiting or immigrating to the U.S.

It is unclear whether you may need... View More

More information is needed. It is unclear whether your son qualifies as a derivative citizen. Likely, action should have been taken sooner.

I strongly recommend an appointment or zoom meeting with a competent and experience attorney, so that you can discuss this matter and how your family... View More

If USCIS FDNS visited and you now have an interview, you ought to hire an experienced immigration attorney.

Everything that you say may be held against you. It’s unclear what was said at the visit. Perhaps, you both need separate attorneys.