Speak to an attorney. T&T has archaic and cumbersome procedures for obtaining necessary government documents. However, the consulate in Miami and...

It's not legal to fly to the U.S. with the intention of adjusting status on arrival. You need to apply for an Immigrant Visa, which is only issued...

Reach out to an attorney and ask when you should return to begin the application. That shouldn't cost you anything.

A lawyer can likely provide you with meaningful assistance at this crossroads. Seek one out. Know your options.

Lawyers carefully choose the documents that are needed in order to provide your case while giving minimal information to USCIS. Too many documents...

In and of itself, quitting your job will not adversely affect your ability to remain in the U.S. as you await adjudication of your Adjustment...

No, you do not need to fill it out anew.

Wait. What? You're filling out both a DS-260 and an I-485? That doesn't make sense. Chance of being issued a tourist visa is not great with an...

That's going to be an uphill climb for you since you could live in Europe.

You can consult an attorney about contesting the charge in court. However, it's not likely that it can be downgraded or dismissed. It would not...