You can give whatever mailing address you want. Make sure you are completely truthful about your actual residence, however. If you are...

My boyfriend is in the country illegally. What are his options?

A lot depends on whether he entered legally and overstayed, or entered illegally. If the former (and if he has no other issues, like a criminal...

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Hello, I have a question regarding my fiance I129F case.

There is a series of steps an attorney could take to try to move the case along, but there's no guarantee that it will help, or that it will change...

Will I be deported after divorcing a USC and marrying another USC, who's actually my boyfriend?

You could face some questions about the prior marriage and the bona fides of your current relationship. But since you didn't attempt to get a...

Can I cancel a case from USCIS and get my files back?

No, you don't need to inform them. You can obtain a copy by filing a FOIA request on form G-639; it will take several months.

¿Citizenship Application Q for someone with a History of an Arrest (NOT Conviction) in the Past!

The arrests should not affect your citizenship application. First, the application asks about your history for the past 5 years, so the 2005-06...

Can a U.S citizen petition for his Dad with deportation proceeding from over 10 years ago?

The deportation is not the biggest problem. The real problem is the misrepresentation made to USCIS in connection with what was probably a...

Having H1B Visa under non-profit in NY State , is it required to be in the same state for 5 years to apply for Green Card?

No, this will not affect the process.

Can I go home before my B2 extension visa is approved?

Yes you can. Your extension application will be deemed withdrawn, so it does not create any problem with your visa.

Do I have to be physically in the US to file Green card for my spouse? Or the lawyer can do it without me been in the US.

You are not eligible to apply for your spouse until you have your green card. At that time, you can file the I-130 petition whether or not you are...