Yes, it is possible. Whether it will succeed for you depends on the details of your case. Call and speak with a lawyer.

You’re going to need to hire a lawyer. That may be more expensive than posting bail, but would avoid having to travel to New Jersey or going to...

No, but it means you could have to go to immigration court. It also means you should hire a lawyer so you don't jeopardize your status and your...

Your question is not accurate. He entered as an asylee on an approved I-730. After one year, he applied for lawful permanent residence. Whether or...

The answer is simple: you need to hire a lawyer. Because he entered without a visa, the process for getting a green card is very complicated, long...

Someone with asylum and a pending I-485 needs BOTH a reentry permit and a travel document to safely travel abroad.

Whether or not you have an I-551 stamp is irrelevant to your eligibility for naturalization. SO is your marital status. Call a lawyer.

It depends what you were convicted of. If it was a conviction subject to the Adam Walsh Act, petitioning successfully is possible, but will take...

Maybe. It would certainly be very difficult at this time, but it's impossible to say without reviewing the entire file and discussing it....

No. It is a work permit. Not a travel authorization. Beyond that, you cannot travel with your passport; you would need a refugee travel document....