More information is needed, but the facts provided could make for a strong asylum application. Procedurally, however, applicants cannot file from...

An immigration officer may very well scrutinize earlier filings, and, so, yes, possible that it comes up. And, if it does come up, an officer...

You need to show you "warrant a favorable exercise of discretion" to obtain asylum, and, so, three DUIs are, at minimum, a serious issue that needs...

Although PR would be allowed, I always recommend against any travel outside the 48 continuous states to avoid any risk (even if small). Good luck.

Yes, you can and likely should file a mandamus action in federal court in the federal jurisdiction where you reside or the jurisdiction of your...

I agree with counsel above about pursuing a second opinion to fully understand all options, but your current attorney is most accurate. Here's how...

Consult with an immigration attorney to explore possibilities like humanitarian parole, but likely very difficult until after you obtain asylum. ...

Much more information would be needed to determine if you substantively qualify, but you likely are *procedurally* barred from changing/adjusting...

Not an issue. USCIS has already let you know that biometrics on file are sufficient, so no action is required. Good luck.

You should consult with an experienced immigration attorney who can assist you file a Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA") request for your...