The address you put for you mother on the I-130 can be yours or your aunt's. If plans change, your mother can list a different address on her...

Yes, she should bring her documents to the SSA office to apply for a Social Security number.

If you are eligible for an employment-based nonimmigrant petition, that is something you could explore. You might want to discuss the options with...

No, a dual citizen has a two-year return requirement based on the fact of being in J-1 status, not based on one or the other citizenship. Some J-1...

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If your on-campus employment was authorized (for example, 20 hours or less while maintaining F-1 status), then there would be no reason to deny...

It is unlikely that you would have a problem due to their unlawful presence in the U.S. As mentioned before, once they leave the U.S. your wife...

You might be eligible for unemployment benefits, but that is a matter for your state law and procedure. You would need to inquire with the CA...

You can try updating your address on the uscis.gov website.

Yes, if you are otherwise eligible to apply for naturalization, you can file before the USCIS makes a decision on your I-751.

Yes, you should ask for your I-94 to be issued until 2025. In addition to your husband's I-797, you should also show your marriage certificate. If...