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Many people come to my website searching to the answer for this question. The answer is complicated. It depends on how long you have overstayed your visa and whether you are willing or eligible to file a waiver to return if you are facing a 3 or 10 year ban. Read on for more information...
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You may need an I-601 waiver to waive your unlawful presence if you are married to a US citizen or lawful permanent resident or your US citizen child who is over 21 wants to file for you and you have unlawful presence. Unlawful presence starts from the time that you have overstayed your visa, or from when you entered the country by just crossing the border without a visa. Read on for more information...
Read Moref you have filed an affidavit of support on behalf of a spouse, family member or friend, you cannot revoke it. The affidavit of support will stay in effect until:
Read MoreGetting a decision from USCIS can take a long time. After waiting for many months or even years for a decision, a denial is the last thing that you want to see. Many times your family has been separated during this period and with the denial you might be facing even more time away from your fiancé, wife, husband, child, parent or sibling.
With all of that said, a denial does not have to be the end of the road. Here is what you should look for when you review the denial notice:
Read MoreMany of my Bronx clients want to know how to get a green card for different family members. Non-immediate family members like cousins, grandparents, aunts and uncles etc. are all parts of our extended family that we want to help. Although you will not be able to directly petition for them, you can let them know how they can legally come to the US to live.
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