Immigration asks about criminal records from anywhere, including home country, so best to be fully forthcoming after you work with experienced...

Frustrating, but not much you can do until you are a USC. Remember the 90 day rule, i.e., you can file 4.9 months after you became an LPR. Good...

No exceptions and you should consult with experienced immigration attorney to see what, if any, options are available for a longer, nonimmigrant...

As you seem to know, you should not use your passport. Nor should you return to your home country or countries. As for travel, you must apply for...

Changed country conditions are surely a valid basis to excuse the 1-year filing deadline. You should work with experienced immigration attorney...

It is unusual to have a second interview, let alone a second interview more than one year after the first interview. Yes, you should retain legal...

Yes to answering Yes, because you applied for asylum relief while in removal proceedings (even if proceedings were dismissed). Given your history,...

Unfortunately, no. One is very rarely allowed to travel while an asylee applicant and doing so is incredibly dangerous as no guarantee of re-entry.

Yes, as long as she satisfies continuance presence, she can apply after one year of being an asylee. And, yes, regrettably, counsel Famiglietti is...

More information is needed, but undocumented individuals are generally eligible to join military services, and, in fact, if you serve, you are...