Immigration Forum / USA / November 2006

My wife and I have been married for 16 years, but she has never gone to
become naturalized.  What do we need to do, and will any consideration
be given for the amount of time that has gone by?  Thanks in advance.
Lynn

Hello everyone, my parents legally brought me to the US with a tourist visa when I was 11 years old. They decided to stay in the country, so now im illegaly here, I just turned 18 in July and I was wondering if there's a way I could apply for residence or something i could do to ...

I AM AN INVESTOR BASED IN THE NETHERLANDS I AM LOOKING FOR A U.S
PARTNER TO ASSIST AND PROFIT FROM A NEW ONLINE BUSINESS I AM SETTING UP
IN THE STATES, I HAVE SUBSTANTIAL FINANCIAL BACKING, BUT I NEED A
PARTNER

I am expecting to go to my interview in the next month, I live in the UK and there is some confusion as to what exactly a 'certified' copy is, my fiancee who is the US citizen did receive copies of her certificates but they did not have a seal or stamp on it, does anyone know how ...

I have a problem and wondered if anyone has any ideas before I spend a
fortune on an immigration lawyer who are far and few in the wilds of ND.
I have lived in the States for over two years through marriage. My
daughter who is now 20 had a visa but at the last minute decided not to

I have my H1B authorized and stamped, I was supposed to start working
as soon as I stepped into the country, but my employer is asking me to
have patience. Is there a time frame to start working? or I can be here
without job until my employer assingns me?

Can anyone help me my american wife died 2 weeks ago i have a perminan
resident card which expires in 07 my home is here what is left of m
life is here will they say that i have to go back to the Unite
Kingdom.

I want to apply for this e3 visa and it requires a certified copy of the
degree- ok no dramas there , but then it goes on to say that it requires
evidence that it is equivalent to the required U.S. degree - man they
make this visa business so bloody difficult dont they!

I have a friend whose employer had filed for him a H1b petition. The
Petition itself was approved but his request for change of status
was denied.
In the meantime, before he got the H1B petition approval, he had

HI. i just completed my H1-b visa stamping in matamoros with alberto
castillo. i contacted him less than 10 days before my appointment and
everything went great.  he was there to pick us up from the hotel and
drop us off.  the hotel (days inn) was clean and quiet.  one guy from

Hi everyone, maybe someone can help us on this one.
My husband was approved for permanent residency on March 13, 2006 (me being
the wife, the USC petitioner). His passport was stamped and he was told the
GC would come in the mail in a few weeks. In the beginning of April he

I have recently become a US citizen. Is there a limit as to how long a
citizen can be / live out of the United States? Is there any time
requirements to maintain citizenship status? In other words, do I need
to worry about being in the USA physically a certain number of days out