I believe the law is silent on this particular issue, so it may be best to wait a little longer and file at the 4.9 year mark from the date you...

You always should proceed with caution and consult with an experienced immigration attorney before leaving the United States, but, generally, ok to...

Travelling in your situation is incredibly risky. For example, if Form I589 is already filed and you travel internationally without advance...

You should consider filing a mandamus action against the USCIS to compel it to make a decision (and perhaps look into the CARRP Litigation to see...

You need to consult with an experienced immigration attorney to ensure all is in order and perhaps make a request for an expedited decision on Form...

It is unclear what immigration status you have, but, if an asylee, you should use the Refugee Travel Document and not your passport. Good luck.

I agree with counsel above -- you must wait 4.9 months from the date on your LPR card, so February 2026. The Government already factored in the...

You should consult with an experienced immigration attorney and ask for supervisory review or re-apply with more evidence. Good luck.

You are not asking any question, so please clarify -- what is it that you want to know? Proceedings were likely terminated to allow you to process...

Yes, but important to have other IDs in order (birth certificate, driver license), The 6-month, passport rule is specific to nonimmigrant visas...