USCIS generally prefers as much accuracy as possible for residence history, including the month, day, and year if known. If you do not remember the...

Since your case has already been pending well beyond the interview stage, consulting with an immigration attorney could help you evaluate whether...

In most situations, being paroled into the U.S. under section 212(d)(5)(A) can allow a person married to a U.S. citizen to apply for adjustment of...

In some U-Visa cases, applicants do submit updated evidence such as therapy records, affidavits, or additional documentation while the petition is...

A divorce after receiving a conditional green card does not automatically mean you lose your status, but international travel can sometimes lead to...

That’s a good question, and the terminology in these cases can definitely get confusing. People admitted through certain family reunification...

That’s an important question, especially since naturalization cases involve a close review of any criminal history, even expunged matters.  An...

That’s a good question, and it sounds like you’re trying to organize everything correctly from the start. In many marriage-based cases, the I-485...

That’s understandably frustrating, especially after waiting so long post-interview. A mandamus action is an excellent  was to resolve delayed...

Some traffic tickets may need to be disclosed on the N-400 depending on the type of citation, the amount of the fine, and whether alcohol, drugs,...