You should at least consult your financial situation with a bankruptcy attorney. There are attorneys that offer free in person consultation.

What will happen when I leave the US after overstaying? Is there a chance I will be detained due to biometric exit?

You should consult with an attorney since you will be travelling with a minor. Are you the parent of the child and does the other parent consent...

: I have an I-751 case and I already comply with the RFE that they ask me, I only have an Receipt Notice for extn of 18mo

You should schedule an info-pass appointment to get your passport stamped. You should not be driving with an expired licensed.

You should consult in-person with an immigration attorney. Immigration law is complex, and it is not just a matter of filing forms. Since you...

Beneficiary moved from Outside US to inside US while having bending i130 form. What needs to be done to reflect that change?

You should consult in person with an immigration attorney. Be careful not to surrender his current status without an approved legal permanent...

You should consult with your immigration attorney. Your husband should have received a NTA ( notice to appear) in that document state the reasons...

How can i get my i-94 from uscis after my asylum get granted by an immigration Judge

A traveler lawfully admitted (or paroled) into the U.S. may print their lawful record of admission (I-94 form) from the U.S. Customs and Border...

My I-360 was approved. But before approved I got remarriage. Can I apply I-485 through approved I-360?

Form I-360, Petition for Amerasian, Widow(er), or Special Immigrant, is issued by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). It is a visa...

Can U.S. Citizenship based on asylum go back to home country for few months for family reason in current political situation?

There's no classification of citizenship. If you are a US Citizen you can travel abroad. US Citizens have certain protection from US embassy. You...

What time or how long it takes for the next interview in the consulate or embassy and What is the next step?

Always consult with an immigration attorney, You can call USCIS at 1800-375-5283 and will tell you the case processing time.