Not registering for SS can be an issue depending on the NATZ Officer, but you can take steps to minimize oversight, so you should consult with an...

Processing times vary wildly, but certainly not unusual for BIA decisions to take 2-4 years. Best to consult with your immigration attorney. Good...

You need to consult with an experienced immigration attorney. While anyone can file for asylum if s/he has been or fears persecution, doing so may...

You can simultaneously pursue a marriage petition while your asylum application is pending, and *how* you get married can vary. It is likely best...

The USCIS may initially waive a fee but decide not to do so on renewal because the person has had employment authorization, and, presumably, in a...

Timing issues specific to mandamus actions vary by jurisdiction and several other factors, but one year (when most have been waiting 5+ years),...

You should proceed with car and consult with an experienced immigration attorney. Although nothing prevents someone fleeing persecution from...

Asylum law requires that you not avail yourself of any benefits from your home country, and, so, it is best if you do not travel on your passport. ...

Your question is really two questions. You begin by asking if you may be GRANTED US Citizenship status if as an asylee you visit your home country...

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I am not sure what you are asking, but visa violations *may* have negative consequences, and not being truthful about visa violations also may have...