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Since he is out of status (over stayed for many years), regardless which way that he might think and/or try to gain "Green Card" status, he will have to go through the "removal process". Whether there is any relief for him, it will all depend on his particular circumstance. Without any detail...

How about being respecting the LAWS? As a US Citizen, your husband made his choice to marry you, as long as you have told him the truth about your past truthfully, he should know to face the consequence. You have entered US illegelly to beginning with, then broke the law by carring drugs...

Agreed 100% with TheRealCanadian. With that being said, I don't think the "Freedom of Information Act" will do much of help when in dealing with someone who has been determined to be "inadmissible" to the States. The individual should received a form at the POE for the reason(s) why he or she...

You need to consult an experienced immigration attoney for the most. Given the pattern that you had in past with very little time stayed in US, it is most likely the Judge may revoke your GC for the lack of intention to stay.

It's the same thing.

If the employer you applying job before was a) government agency; or b) for the job related to government contract, those information will be in government database. Although it is unlikely to be exposed as for your current situation. However, keep in mind, if in the future for whatever the...

Well said MGM. In general, the immigration consequence for any criminal arrests/conviction are largely depended on out come of court disposition of the case. Always consult with an experienced criminal attoney WITH the knowledge in immigration laws and have the resources either within the...

Couple issues here, a) the original decision from immigration is so call the "Adiministrative decision", therefore, there is no appeal available to you; b) since you have now overstayed more than a year from 12/22/02 deadline, you are subject the 10 years ban for eligibility to admit to US...

Under immigration laws, "undocumented" and/or "admission without insepection" are the form of criminal offense. You can ask the Judge hearing for bond, but will most likely be denied due to your "undocumented" status. This is nothing to do with "Due process".

I don't think the bar of 3 years will apply to you as you have indicated that over stay was lesser than 180 days. However, your new visa application may be denied due to your intend to stay on your previous non-immigration visa. One of particular thing that Visa officer is looking for any...

You have 30 days to file an appeal to the denial decision. Make sure you have a good experienced attoney and file the appeal on time. Not knowing the exactly facts and circumstance, you may be able to ask for "reopen" the original case as well...... Again, make sure to have an experienced...

In the past (before 9/11/2001), the background check for I-485 is much simpler then now days. Even under current regulation, if an I-485 application is pending the background check for more than six months, USCIS will adjudicat the application if applicant meets all the eligibility and approve...

This will be a serious issue beyond the possible denial OP's N400 application. Since OP has "konwingly concealed arrest and criminal conviction record(s) while obtain his immigration benefit", in this case the Green Card, USCIS could put him immediately under exclusion and removal proceeding...

The simple answer to your question is: No. The only one who can be joint sponsor will have to be either citizen or LPR.

I think you have already answered your question.

Answer to the OP's question: No. Only audlt citizen can petition the parents. Huracan is absolutely correct.

No problem as long as your trip (plus all others that you had before) does not break the continues residence requirement.

First of all, you will need to file AR-11 to notify USCIS of address change. According the regulation, US government official letters/mails are not set to forward by USPS regardless your instruct to the postal services, rather, it is the responsibility of USPS to return the article to sender and...

Please let's keep the personal attacks or emotions towards each other out of public discussion forum. The purpose of the fourm is to increase the awareness and knowledge as we, immigrants to become more educated in dealing with our future. Just my 2 cents.

For my understanding, the 10 years ban will apply to you since you ahve over stayed for more than 12 months. Whether there is any relief and/or waiver available to you, it will depends on the specific circumstance. You may need to seek an experienced immigration lawyer for assistance. If your...