From the time you became an LPR. (green card). You have a conditional green card, so you will need to apply to have the conditions removed no sooner than November 2018 and no later than February 2019. You can apply for citizenship in February 2020.

Your wife has conditional residence. She (and you) will need to file to have conditions removed within the 90-day period preceding the expiration of her current green card. She cannot skip this part.

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No, your spouse would not also have a "green card". These are issued to the individual, and your spouse would need to apply for his own "green card".

They are asking for arrival information; therefore, you need to put the number from the I-94 on which you last entered the US.

That is all dependent upon his criminal history. I have represented many clients who were undocumented who were released without bail. However, he could continue to remain in custody if there is an immigration hold that prohibits his release.

The interference with a 911 call is a gross misdemeanor offense. He will need an attorney on that and likely will need an attorney to handle the immigration issue as well. He should not handle these on his own.

There is some liability for an attorney to even review forms they’ve not completed; if something goes wrong, they could be held liable. It is thus unlikely that anyone would be willing to review them for free. You might try a non-profit agency that works with refugees and immigrants.

The I-193 is an application for waiver of passport and/or visa. It is to be used by a person who is a legal resident of the United States, to re-enter the United States without the person's passport and/or visa.

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If she is eligible, she can file an I-485 adjustment of status application in the US.

Usually, it is a bit faster to get a fiancee visa than it is to get a green card through marriage.

In the 9th Circuit which is on the West Coast, this would not be a problem due to a decision called Bhakta v. INS. However, I don't believe that Courts in the MidWest have ruled on this question.

You need to wait for a visa to become available. It’s not long. If someone filed a petition now it would be about a 2-year wait. If your petition was filed before May 1, 2016, your petition might be current.

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That is hard to say without knowing the details of your case and why you fear returning.

Also, an asylum application is supposed to be filed within a year of arrival in the US in most cases.

An asylum application should not affect your chance of getting OPT.

You can file immigrant visa petitions for them once you are a citizen. They can also try to come to the United States on tourist visas and apply for asylum. If South Africa is a commonwealth country, they might have better luck seeking assistance in another commonwealth country.

You are correct. He needs a B-2 tourist visa. He needs to reapply and demonstrate that he has no intent to immigrate to the US.

If you fail to appear at the interview, your petition for him could be denied, and he could be placed under removal proceedings before an Immigration Judge.

If you are a US citizen, you should be able to get a passport to travel abroad.

No, you can travel to the US as long as your visa has not expired.

If you are a citizen, you can file immigrant visa petitions for them. Your parents’ cases will be approved relatively quickly, though any petitions filed for brothers and sisters will take longer. We recommend that you consult with an attorney regarding your particular case.