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for SammySingh: DUI could impact on Naturalization An arrest/conviction for DUI should show up on the background search. your friend should remember to mention all arrests and convictions on his N-400. If he has several, he should consult an attorney prior to filing. He should wait till off...

for Hzhu: could be so Much depends on your reason why you are eligible for GC status. Another subject: If your parents wish to stay, they should submit I-539 to NSC. if denied, they should return home. In post 9/11 USA, valid immigration status is valuable.

see an immigration attorney!!! You need an attorney.

normal employment visa petition as long as you maintain valid staus, your employer may submit either I-129 or I-140.

NIW will be difficult to demonstrate the National Interest Waiver will be difficult to demonstrate for a CCIE. The "national interest waiver" is based upon meeting much more stringent criteria than used to demonstrate "exceptional ability." 1) improving the US economy, 2) improving US...

mis-information If your wife already has her green card, she would not lose it just because she divorces you. If she has photographic evidence of your abuse and has not acquired a green card: shame on you. Her attorney will take care of getting her a GC. Other than that, you need a...

status = pending If you have submitted I-485, your status is "permanent residence pending."

I-539, application to extend/change nonimmigrant visa this is what the Application to Change/Extend Nonimmigrant Visa is for. submit one each for wife and daughter to nebraska service center. if approved, their visitor's stay is extended. If denied, they are to return home.

maintain valid immigration status! You ask "what should I do?" Consult an immigration attorney AND consult a counselor. The tone of your website and your comments on this forum are very "whiney." Your situation is not sufficiently unpleasant to justify the "pity party" that your website...

Very sad. Unfortunate! However, the situation is probably much different than you state. First and foremost: Most people with heart pacemakers live productive and active lives for many years once the pacemaker is installed. There is no need to whine about the stuff that Life has placed in...

your baby, born in US will be citizen of US However, you will still be an F-1 student. You will need to continue attending school and maintain status. Your child at age 21 years will be able to petition for your visa. Until then, you will need to maintain lawful immigrant status as per normal.

adoption of sister\'s child will keep you in India for 2 years. if the child is not an "international Orphan" ( defined in a rigorous and narrow way !), you will need to demonstrate that, prior to the child reaching age 16 years, 1) a 2 year period where you had legally ordained...

concerning your questions: Correct: child will not be able to come to US as H4. No, a visitor\'s visa will probably not be provided. No letter from attorney will not help. In order to receive immigration benefits the adopted child will have to have been in your legally authorized...

was this employment or family based green card? if this was family relationship based green card, you only have to change your address to forward the I-130 and packet to the US Embassy nearest you for coordinating your admission as an immigrant. If the interview is based on an employment...

the answer is "YES" If you lost your passport, be prepared to demonstrate your out of country trips with ticket stubs and receipts. This is why several immigration attorneys I know include complete copies of the entire passport to accompany the application.

possibly file will be soon recovered for new interview in expedited processing Unfortunately, your file was not in the interviewing officer\'s possession at the time of your first interview. This should not count against you. Yes, if you had a copy of the original application, the INS officer...

NO the "Oath of Allegiance" for Naturalization is not the same as the Pledge of Allegiance. You can discuss changes in the Oath of Allegiance with the interviewing officer.

Your website notice was Withdrawn on your attorney\'s advice. It will be hard for anyone to respond since your website has nothing to respond to. What gives?

JoeF is correct! the original question was why can someone NOT file 90 days prior to the date 4 years and 1 day after re-entry from an extended (12+ month) oveseas trip. anyone may file no more than 90 days prior to the completion of their 5 years continuous residence (or their 3 year...

it is in Title 8 CFR Section 313.5 the reference is in basic immigration Law: Title 8 CFR Section 316.5(c)(1)(ii) Absence From the United States, For periods in Excess of 1 year, which states: "...An applicant described in this paragraph who must satisfy a five-year statutory residence...