You should certainly discuss all aspects of the situation with a very experienced immigration attorney. The definition of "living with" can be...

After being deported (or removed), you are banned from coming back to the U.S. for 10 years. If the 10 years have passed and there are no other...

CSPA can be very complicated. It depends on the category his mother was petitioned under and depends on the category his mother petitioned for him....

If you remain in the United States, it should not raise an issue. All aspects of the I-129 and the marriage case should be discussed with an...

Possibly after about 60-90 days. After that amount of time passes, it should not raise any issues but certainly you should consult an attorney to...

If your mother petitions for you, you would need to wait a few years for the visa bulletin to become current for your category. If you are single,...

What was your underlying status? You should make sure that you are actually subject to the 3/10 year bar before assuming that you are. You should...

If your spouse is maintaining status and the visa bulletin is current for spouses of permanent residents (meaning that USCIS will accept I-485...

You should be able to file another I-539 but you should consult with an attorney for the best strategy. Especially given that this would be the 2nd...

Contact USCIS and let them know that the NOID has not been received. In the alternative (and as a fail safe), you can file a Freedom of Information...